Chronicles of St Tid
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'Twas harrowing, I remember, and hour after hour I followed the machine, and felt as if the tines were running over me instead of the earth ; and yet somehow I knowed myself to be a long sight more of a man than ever I had been until that morning.
'Twas the first and last time in my life as I didn't feel what 'twas to be hungry at noon. But I didn't, and when I saw Cherry clambering up over the field wi' a frail, I very near jumped over the hedge and ran for it.
But the man in me had done with ...that nonsense, thank God, and I stood my ground, so stiff as a stake, and said to myself, " I'll ax her or die." In a minute she was there, cool and cheerful ; and she soon oped the basket and fetched out a pasty and my little wood runlet, as I kept for cider.
" Why for didn't you come to breaksis? " she says.
" What a timdoodle of a chap you be ! " " I know that very well," I answers her. " But there was a reason." " I've brought 'e dinner." " And cruel kind of you to bring it." She was going then, but I nerved myself and begged her if she'd be so kind as to bide while I ate it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Twas harrowing, I remember, and hour after hour I followed the machine, and felt as if the tines were running over me instead of the earth ; and yet somehow I knowed myself to be a long sight more of a man than ever I had been until that morning.
'Twas the first and last time in my life as I didn't feel what 'twas to be hungry at noon. But I didn't, and when I saw Cherry clambering up over the field wi' a frail, I very near jumped over the hedge and ran for it.
But the man in me had done with ...that nonsense, thank God, and I stood my ground, so stiff as a stake, and said to myself, " I'll ax her or die." In a minute she was there, cool and cheerful ; and she soon oped the basket and fetched out a pasty and my little wood runlet, as I kept for cider.
" Why for didn't you come to breaksis? " she says.
" What a timdoodle of a chap you be ! " " I know that very well," I answers her. " But there was a reason." " I've brought 'e dinner." " And cruel kind of you to bring it." She was going then, but I nerved myself and begged her if she'd be so kind as to bide while I ate it.
What to read after Chronicles of St Tid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillpotts Eden to read onlineMoreLess
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