For the Master's Sake
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"That I wist aforetime, " retorted she; "for no sooner set I my foot outof the door this morrow than I well-nigh stepped of a black snail. " "I reckon, " observed Mr Flint, calmly cutting into a pasty, "that blacksnails be some whither when there is no wet at hand. " "Gramercy, nay!" cried unphilosophical Mistress Flint.
"Oh, so?" said he. "Fall they from the sky, trow, or grow up out o' th'ground?" "Dear heart [darling, beloved one], Jack Flint! how can I tell?"answered his wife.
"Then, dear h...eart, Mall Flint!" responded he, imitating her, "I'd leavebe till I so could. " Mistress Flint laughed; for nothing ever disturbed her temper, and thebanter was as good-humoured as possible.
"Well, for sure!" said she. "Is there ne'er a man put in the pillory, nor a woman whipped at the cart-tail, nor so much as a strange fish goneby London Bridge? Ha, Nan! yonder's a stranger in the bars. Hastethee, see what manner of man. " Anne left the form on which she was sitting, and peered intently intothe grate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"That I wist aforetime, " retorted she; "for no sooner set I my foot outof the door this morrow than I well-nigh stepped of a black snail. " "I reckon, " observed Mr Flint, calmly cutting into a pasty, "that blacksnails be some whither when there is no wet at hand. " "Gramercy, nay!" cried unphilosophical Mistress Flint.
"Oh, so?" said he. "Fall they from the sky, trow, or grow up out o' th'ground?" "Dear heart [darling, beloved one], Jack Flint! how can I tell?"answered his wife.
"Then, dear h...eart, Mall Flint!" responded he, imitating her, "I'd leavebe till I so could. " Mistress Flint laughed; for nothing ever disturbed her temper, and thebanter was as good-humoured as possible.
"Well, for sure!" said she. "Is there ne'er a man put in the pillory, nor a woman whipped at the cart-tail, nor so much as a strange fish goneby London Bridge? Ha, Nan! yonder's a stranger in the bars. Hastethee, see what manner of man. " Anne left the form on which she was sitting, and peered intently intothe grate.
What to read after For the Master's Sake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holt Emily Sarah to read onlineMoreLess
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