Doris Barugh a Yorkshire Story volume 2
Doris Barugh a Yorkshire Story volume 2
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" '* It's a fine country about t' Cairn, " George said " steep hills as ye never saw the like on, one above t' other, an' ye can walk for miles on t' springin' heather. " Doris smiled ; she thought Yorkshire hills after Swiss mountains would look like pigmies, but she only said, " Yes, I shall like to go to the Cairn some day just now we have so many engage- ments. " George sighed. He had nearly said that no engagement ought to keep a daughter from her father, but he checked himself.
A REBUFF. ...155 " How's t' young lad Maister Ralph, I mean ?" he said.
For the first time Doris looked uneasy and confused. She bent over a camellia-tree on her little flower-table.
" He is at school, " she said. " He is not coming home just yet. " George felt greatly relieved.
" I'm fain to hear that, Doris. A village is an idle place for a young lad to loiter about in. " But Doris was thinking of something else.
" Do you think, " she said, " that mother could make room for Miss Masham as well as for me at the Cairn V She is coming to stay with us in the summer, and I am sure she would like to go with me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" '* It's a fine country about t' Cairn, " George said " steep hills as ye never saw the like on, one above t' other, an' ye can walk for miles on t' springin' heather. " Doris smiled ; she thought Yorkshire hills after Swiss mountains would look like pigmies, but she only said, " Yes, I shall like to go to the Cairn some day just now we have so many engage- ments. " George sighed. He had nearly said that no engagement ought to keep a daughter from her father, but he checked himself.
A REBUFF. ...155 " How's t' young lad Maister Ralph, I mean ?" he said.
For the first time Doris looked uneasy and confused. She bent over a camellia-tree on her little flower-table.
" He is at school, " she said. " He is not coming home just yet. " George felt greatly relieved.
" I'm fain to hear that, Doris. A village is an idle place for a young lad to loiter about in. " But Doris was thinking of something else.
" Do you think, " she said, " that mother could make room for Miss Masham as well as for me at the Cairn V She is coming to stay with us in the summer, and I am sure she would like to go with me.
What to read after Doris Barugh a Yorkshire Story volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katharine S Katharine Sarah Macquoid to read onlineMoreLess
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