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" I've seen it in my day, " she said ; " an' it were heavy enough too, my dear, an' seemed heavier than it were, p'r'aps, through me bein' a young thing an' helpless, but I should be a ungrateful woman if I didn't try to forget now as it had ever been. A woman as has such a son as I have one that's prospered an' lived a pure, good life an' never done a willful wrong, an' has won friends an' respect everywhere has enough happiness to help her forget troubles that's past an' gone. " Mrs. Briarley... stopped half-way to the ground in the act of picking up Granny Dixon's discarded head-gear. Her eyes were wide open, her jaw fell a little. But her visitor went on without noticing her.
" Though, for the matter of that, " she said, " I dare say there's not one on you as doesn't know his ways, an' couldn't tell me of some of his goodness as I should never find out from him. " " Wheer art tha puttin' my cap ? " shouted Granny Dixon " What art tha doin' \v'i my cap ? Does tha think because I've got a bit o' brass, I can hot th' bake- oven wi' head-dresses ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I've seen it in my day, " she said ; " an' it were heavy enough too, my dear, an' seemed heavier than it were, p'r'aps, through me bein' a young thing an' helpless, but I should be a ungrateful woman if I didn't try to forget now as it had ever been. A woman as has such a son as I have one that's prospered an' lived a pure, good life an' never done a willful wrong, an' has won friends an' respect everywhere has enough happiness to help her forget troubles that's past an' gone. " Mrs. Briarley... stopped half-way to the ground in the act of picking up Granny Dixon's discarded head-gear. Her eyes were wide open, her jaw fell a little. But her visitor went on without noticing her.
" Though, for the matter of that, " she said, " I dare say there's not one on you as doesn't know his ways, an' couldn't tell me of some of his goodness as I should never find out from him. " " Wheer art tha puttin' my cap ? " shouted Granny Dixon " What art tha doin' \v'i my cap ? Does tha think because I've got a bit o' brass, I can hot th' bake- oven wi' head-dresses ?
What to read after Haworths?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 1849-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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