Cottage Pie a Country Spread
Cottage Pie a Country Spread
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Tracey Again 109 keep their fingers off a doll-iron, " said Mr. Tracey.
" A which ? " I inquired.
" A doll-iron, " repeated Mr. Tracey, adding, in a tone of increased bitterness, " and a cray- ring. They been took of and set on again, all skew- wise. " Mr. Tracey rounded off his sentence with a vulgar expression, which I will not reproduce.
I continued still to gaze at Mr. Tracey with mute wonder. I did not understand the nature of his grievance.
" Be you turned blacksmith, then ? " con- tinued... Mr. Tracey. " Ain't you satisfied with your talent for gardenin' ? " This was too much. I got upon my feet and confronted Mr. Tracey. " Mr. Tracey, sir, " I said, " it seems to me er that you are forgetting yourself. Ha ! " " Pardon me, sir, " responded Mr. Tracey, "if I do forgit myself I bean't the only one. Leastways, I do mind me own affairs. Now jest you look at that doll-iron. " I looked ; and beheld a scythe in Mr. Tracey's hand. " It is a very good doll-iron, " I said.
" Good ? " echoed Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tracey Again 109 keep their fingers off a doll-iron, " said Mr. Tracey.
" A which ? " I inquired.
" A doll-iron, " repeated Mr. Tracey, adding, in a tone of increased bitterness, " and a cray- ring. They been took of and set on again, all skew- wise. " Mr. Tracey rounded off his sentence with a vulgar expression, which I will not reproduce.
I continued still to gaze at Mr. Tracey with mute wonder. I did not understand the nature of his grievance.
" Be you turned blacksmith, then ? " con- tinued... Mr. Tracey. " Ain't you satisfied with your talent for gardenin' ? " This was too much. I got upon my feet and confronted Mr. Tracey. " Mr. Tracey, sir, " I said, " it seems to me er that you are forgetting yourself. Ha ! " " Pardon me, sir, " responded Mr. Tracey, "if I do forgit myself I bean't the only one. Leastways, I do mind me own affairs. Now jest you look at that doll-iron. " I looked ; and beheld a scythe in Mr. Tracey's hand. " It is a very good doll-iron, " I said.
" Good ? " echoed Mr.
What to read after Cottage Pie a Country Spread?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Neil Albert Neil Lyons to read onlineMoreLess
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