Belforest : a Tale of English Country Life 1
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Be thank- ful you can earn money, for it's not what all 108 BELFOREST.
of 'em can do. As for your picture, you can paint another like it/' '' I'm not quite sure I can," said Nessy, " but I'll try." Her father held towards her the three half- crowns.
" Is it mine ? " said she, glowing with plea- sure. " May I have it all to myself ? " "All to yourself? Yes, to be sure," said Michael SafFery. " You earned it yourself, and you may spend it yourself" " Oh, thank you, father ! — papa, I mean." And o...ur young lady of property took her three half-crowns more joyfully than poor Correggio his sackful of coppers.
BELFOREST. 109 CHAPTEK IX.
THE UNCOMMON TASK.
Just as Mr. SafFery and his daughter were thus standing with smiling faces at the counter, Mrs. Early, the poor widow-woman, whose son had gone to Australia, came in, looking more shabby and woebegone than ever, and anxiously said — " Any letter for me, Mr. Saffery ? " " No, Mrs. Early," said he, still gaily.
She looked, almost with reproach, from one cheerful face to the other, and exclaimed, with passionate querulousness — " Why don't he write ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Be thank- ful you can earn money, for it's not what all 108 BELFOREST.
of 'em can do. As for your picture, you can paint another like it/' '' I'm not quite sure I can," said Nessy, " but I'll try." Her father held towards her the three half- crowns.
" Is it mine ? " said she, glowing with plea- sure. " May I have it all to myself ? " "All to yourself? Yes, to be sure," said Michael SafFery. " You earned it yourself, and you may spend it yourself" " Oh, thank you, father ! — papa, I mean." And o...ur young lady of property took her three half-crowns more joyfully than poor Correggio his sackful of coppers.
BELFOREST. 109 CHAPTEK IX.
THE UNCOMMON TASK.
Just as Mr. SafFery and his daughter were thus standing with smiling faces at the counter, Mrs. Early, the poor widow-woman, whose son had gone to Australia, came in, looking more shabby and woebegone than ever, and anxiously said — " Any letter for me, Mr. Saffery ? " " No, Mrs. Early," said he, still gaily.
She looked, almost with reproach, from one cheerful face to the other, and exclaimed, with passionate querulousness — " Why don't he write ?
What to read after Belforest : a Tale of English Country Life 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Manning to read onlineMoreLess
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