Barnaby Lee
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It all depends on how ye take it. A little, taken sensible, doth sweeten life no end. It is a gift o' nater, and most folk comes to it in time, sooner or later. Lad, take a word o' Molly Hawley : 't is better soon than late ; one's heart grows old wi' waiting on 't." Then she clapped him on the shoulder. '* Meanwhile, buss me or no," said she, ** whatever ye wish, while ye be here, ye just ask Molly Hawley for it ; bless thine heart, shalt have it, for that fair face o' thine. There was a lad i...n Wey- mouth-town who had a face like thine ; but that was seven year agone," she said, looking out into the sunset glow, **and he hath forgotten me. Stick to thy honey-bowl, lad," said she, **and eat thy fill. When thou 'rt done, set crock on bench, and latch door behind thee tightly.
There be a pack o' foxhoimds here, the plague o' a body's life. Remember, lad, whate'er ye want, just ask Molly Hawley for it." Then away went Molly Hawley, swinging up the hill- side, humming softly to herself a half-forgotten tune that she had heard her own dear lad sing in the fields by Weymouth-town.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It all depends on how ye take it. A little, taken sensible, doth sweeten life no end. It is a gift o' nater, and most folk comes to it in time, sooner or later. Lad, take a word o' Molly Hawley : 't is better soon than late ; one's heart grows old wi' waiting on 't." Then she clapped him on the shoulder. '* Meanwhile, buss me or no," said she, ** whatever ye wish, while ye be here, ye just ask Molly Hawley for it ; bless thine heart, shalt have it, for that fair face o' thine. There was a lad i...n Wey- mouth-town who had a face like thine ; but that was seven year agone," she said, looking out into the sunset glow, **and he hath forgotten me. Stick to thy honey-bowl, lad," said she, **and eat thy fill. When thou 'rt done, set crock on bench, and latch door behind thee tightly.
There be a pack o' foxhoimds here, the plague o' a body's life. Remember, lad, whate'er ye want, just ask Molly Hawley for it." Then away went Molly Hawley, swinging up the hill- side, humming softly to herself a half-forgotten tune that she had heard her own dear lad sing in the fields by Weymouth-town.
What to read after Barnaby Lee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett, John C to read onlineMoreLess
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