Dot the Story of a City Waif
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" Ay, oo's bin at it agin, " she repeated, with dull bitter- ness. " Oo's took all th' brass th' foive shillin' as aw'd hid atween t' weights for t' market i' th' mornin', and they'll noan gi' me credit now. It's a* oop, Dot, I'd best do for thee and mysen what thi poor mother thowt to do eleven years agone. T' river 'd be noan so mich colder nor this room, aw'm thinkin'. " She shivered, and her looks were so wild that Dot was frightened.
u Oh, mother, don't talk like that ! " she cried.
"Whoi ...not?" said Bess sullenly. " It 'ud be best. Aw conna bear this loife mich longer, and what 'd tha do wi'out me ? Better happen, " she added with a little laugh, "aw'm nobbut a trooble to thee now. " Dot knelt by her side, and put her arms round her neck, and laid her little thin cheek against the bruised and blowzed one. " I wouldn't be wi'out thee for the world, mother, " she said ; " it's noan thee, but Sam and the drink that mak's trouble. " Bess's better nature woke for a moment. " Eh my blessin', but aw meant better by thee nor this, OUT' JtiEE *flOfc Never all up while Jesus lives.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Ay, oo's bin at it agin, " she repeated, with dull bitter- ness. " Oo's took all th' brass th' foive shillin' as aw'd hid atween t' weights for t' market i' th' mornin', and they'll noan gi' me credit now. It's a* oop, Dot, I'd best do for thee and mysen what thi poor mother thowt to do eleven years agone. T' river 'd be noan so mich colder nor this room, aw'm thinkin'. " She shivered, and her looks were so wild that Dot was frightened.
u Oh, mother, don't talk like that ! " she cried.
"Whoi ...not?" said Bess sullenly. " It 'ud be best. Aw conna bear this loife mich longer, and what 'd tha do wi'out me ? Better happen, " she added with a little laugh, "aw'm nobbut a trooble to thee now. " Dot knelt by her side, and put her arms round her neck, and laid her little thin cheek against the bruised and blowzed one. " I wouldn't be wi'out thee for the world, mother, " she said ; " it's noan thee, but Sam and the drink that mak's trouble. " Bess's better nature woke for a moment. " Eh my blessin', but aw meant better by thee nor this, OUT' JtiEE *flOfc Never all up while Jesus lives.
What to read after Dot the Story of a City Waif?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Lucas to read onlineMoreLess
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