Gentleman Upcotts Daughter
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I don't believe it. I affirm I've been made a fool of first, and then threatened on the king's highway. And I'm not the man to stand that sort of thing from a fellow like George Biddlecombe. I'll summon him. I'll indict him. I'll I'll I'll impeach him. And I dare any one here to speak to him again. Ruth's my witness. Where's Ruth ? I say, where's Ruth ? Ruth ! Ruth ! " DAUGHTER. 63 To Mrs. Upcott's doubt as to what Uncle Granger might be thinking, was added a misgiving as to what Uncle Granger ...would think. " La ! Ebenezer. The maid 's a changen' her vrock. There, do 'ee zit down. " But when at last Ruth appeared matters were not mended. A tragedy was written on her face ; her eyes flashed indignation, and rebellion was in her gait. Uncle Granger shaking hands, knuckles upwards, thought her a very pretty maid. " You heard what he said. I say, you heard what he said, " cried her father. A You're not to speak to that young man again. " " Because you find he did not make you an April fool ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I don't believe it. I affirm I've been made a fool of first, and then threatened on the king's highway. And I'm not the man to stand that sort of thing from a fellow like George Biddlecombe. I'll summon him. I'll indict him. I'll I'll I'll impeach him. And I dare any one here to speak to him again. Ruth's my witness. Where's Ruth ? I say, where's Ruth ? Ruth ! Ruth ! " DAUGHTER. 63 To Mrs. Upcott's doubt as to what Uncle Granger might be thinking, was added a misgiving as to what Uncle Granger ...would think. " La ! Ebenezer. The maid 's a changen' her vrock. There, do 'ee zit down. " But when at last Ruth appeared matters were not mended. A tragedy was written on her face ; her eyes flashed indignation, and rebellion was in her gait. Uncle Granger shaking hands, knuckles upwards, thought her a very pretty maid. " You heard what he said. I say, you heard what he said, " cried her father. A You're not to speak to that young man again. " " Because you find he did not make you an April fool ?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tom Cobbleigh to read onlineMoreLess
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