David Harum
David Harum
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'Have _you_ got anythin' to git married on?' the dominie says, turnin'to Lize. 'I've got ninety cents comin' to me fer some work I done lastweek, ' she says, wiltin' down onto the sofy an' beginnin' to snivvle. Dick says that at that the dominie turned round an' walked to the otherend of the room, an' he c'd see he was dyin' to laugh, but he come backwith a straight face.
"'How old air you, Shapless?" he says to Am. 'I'll be fifty-eight ormebbe fifty-nine come next spring, ' says Am.
"'How old ...air _you_?' the dominie says, turnin' to Lize. She wriggled aminute an' says, 'Wa'al, I reckon I'm all o' thirty, ' she says. " "All o' thirty!" exclaimed Aunt Polly. "The woman 's most 's old 's Ibe. " David laughed and went on with, "Wa'al, Dick said at that the dominiegive a kind of a choke, an' Dick he bust right out, an' Lize looked athim as if she c'd eat him. Dick said the dominie didn't say anythin' fera minute or two, an' then he says to Am, 'I suppose you c'n findsomebody that'll marry you, but I cert'inly won't, an' what possessesyou to commit such a piece o' folly, ' he says, 'passes myunderstandin'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Have _you_ got anythin' to git married on?' the dominie says, turnin'to Lize. 'I've got ninety cents comin' to me fer some work I done lastweek, ' she says, wiltin' down onto the sofy an' beginnin' to snivvle. Dick says that at that the dominie turned round an' walked to the otherend of the room, an' he c'd see he was dyin' to laugh, but he come backwith a straight face.
"'How old air you, Shapless?" he says to Am. 'I'll be fifty-eight ormebbe fifty-nine come next spring, ' says Am.
"'How old ...air _you_?' the dominie says, turnin' to Lize. She wriggled aminute an' says, 'Wa'al, I reckon I'm all o' thirty, ' she says. " "All o' thirty!" exclaimed Aunt Polly. "The woman 's most 's old 's Ibe. " David laughed and went on with, "Wa'al, Dick said at that the dominiegive a kind of a choke, an' Dick he bust right out, an' Lize looked athim as if she c'd eat him. Dick said the dominie didn't say anythin' fera minute or two, an' then he says to Am, 'I suppose you c'n findsomebody that'll marry you, but I cert'inly won't, an' what possessesyou to commit such a piece o' folly, ' he says, 'passes myunderstandin'.
What to read after David Harum?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Westcott, Edward Noyes, 1847-1898 to read onlineMoreLess
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