English Border Ballads
English Border Ballads
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For this purpose she paid a last visit to Brampton. She came to the cottage, and before Lizzie was aware of her intention, drew a darning needle across her brow, and wounded her. Mrs. Tinling assisted to bandage her brow, and it was some days before the old woman was herself again. The assault was witnessed by Mrs. Rutherford, now living, whose parents also were neighbours of Lizzie.
Having noticed the fiiry of Mrs. G , she followed, and saw her doings through the window-pane. We fancy the farm...er's wife was none the better for her visit, for we are told, a short time after, she threw herself into a draw-well and was drowned. A Mrs. L , had on several occasions lost the butter which she had bought at the market; but now her grievance was deepened by the disappearance of a 1^ of mutton;— she would visit Lizzie and ascertain the name of the depredator, though in her own mind judgment had already been passed. Mrs. Tinling accompanied her.
She was told that her suspicions were ill-founded ; that the articles had been taken by a spaniel dog belonging to a Captain Oliver; and that besides the butter and leg of y Google LIZZIE BATY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For this purpose she paid a last visit to Brampton. She came to the cottage, and before Lizzie was aware of her intention, drew a darning needle across her brow, and wounded her. Mrs. Tinling assisted to bandage her brow, and it was some days before the old woman was herself again. The assault was witnessed by Mrs. Rutherford, now living, whose parents also were neighbours of Lizzie.
Having noticed the fiiry of Mrs. G , she followed, and saw her doings through the window-pane. We fancy the farm...er's wife was none the better for her visit, for we are told, a short time after, she threw herself into a draw-well and was drowned. A Mrs. L , had on several occasions lost the butter which she had bought at the market; but now her grievance was deepened by the disappearance of a 1^ of mutton;— she would visit Lizzie and ascertain the name of the depredator, though in her own mind judgment had already been passed. Mrs. Tinling accompanied her.
She was told that her suspicions were ill-founded ; that the articles had been taken by a spaniel dog belonging to a Captain Oliver; and that besides the butter and leg of y Google LIZZIE BATY.
What to read after English Border Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Burn to read onlineMoreLess
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