Greyfriars Bobby
Greyfriars Bobby
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" "An' syne, when I drapped oot o' the window he louped at me so bonny, an' I couldna keep up wi' 'im to the gate. " Wonder of wonders! It was plain that Bobby had made his way back fromthe hill farm and, from his appearance and manner, as well as from thisaccount, it was equally clear that some happy change in his fortuneshad taken place. He sat up on his haunches listening with interest andlolling his tongue! And that was a thing the bereft little dog had notdone since his master died. In the... first pause in the talk he rose andbegged for his dinner.
"Noo, what am I to pay? It took ane, twa, three o' ye to fetch ane sma'dog. A saxpence for the laddie, a saxpence for the lassie, an' a bitmeal for Bobby. " While he was putting the plate down under the settle Mr. Traill heardan amazed whisper "He's gien the doggie a chuckie bane. " The landlordswitched the plate from under Bobby's protesting little muzzle andturned to catch the hungry look on the faces of the children. Chicken, indeed, for a little dog, before these ill-fed bairns!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "An' syne, when I drapped oot o' the window he louped at me so bonny, an' I couldna keep up wi' 'im to the gate. " Wonder of wonders! It was plain that Bobby had made his way back fromthe hill farm and, from his appearance and manner, as well as from thisaccount, it was equally clear that some happy change in his fortuneshad taken place. He sat up on his haunches listening with interest andlolling his tongue! And that was a thing the bereft little dog had notdone since his master died. In the... first pause in the talk he rose andbegged for his dinner.
"Noo, what am I to pay? It took ane, twa, three o' ye to fetch ane sma'dog. A saxpence for the laddie, a saxpence for the lassie, an' a bitmeal for Bobby. " While he was putting the plate down under the settle Mr. Traill heardan amazed whisper "He's gien the doggie a chuckie bane. " The landlordswitched the plate from under Bobby's protesting little muzzle andturned to catch the hungry look on the faces of the children. Chicken, indeed, for a little dog, before these ill-fed bairns!
What to read after Greyfriars Bobby?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Atkinson Eleanor Stackhouse to read onlineMoreLess
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