His Name is Mud
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Have you lost your senses, to allow her to walk the streets at five o'clock in the morning? You are unfit to bring up my sister's child.
Fairweather. Now, listen. Annie is soon going to be married, and I have come to the conclusion that it is about time now to get rid of you. If I have submitted to your insults and insinuations, that is no reason why my son-in-law should.
Miss Splinter. Son-in-law ! Ha ! ha ! ha ! A penni- less loafer, who is too lazy to earn his own board. Pray, how is he goin...g to support his wife ?
22 Fairweather. That does not concern you.
Miss Splinter. Does not concern nie ?
Fainreather. No; you are nothing but a pervant in my house. I have always paid you your montlily wa^es, and owe you nothing. I will not submit to your inter- ference in my affairs any longer, and I want you to pack up your things and walk.
Miss SpUnter. I am here in my poor sister's place, and I dare you to put me out.
Fairweather. I will see if the law does not protect me against a shrew like you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Have you lost your senses, to allow her to walk the streets at five o'clock in the morning? You are unfit to bring up my sister's child.
Fairweather. Now, listen. Annie is soon going to be married, and I have come to the conclusion that it is about time now to get rid of you. If I have submitted to your insults and insinuations, that is no reason why my son-in-law should.
Miss Splinter. Son-in-law ! Ha ! ha ! ha ! A penni- less loafer, who is too lazy to earn his own board. Pray, how is he goin...g to support his wife ?
22 Fairweather. That does not concern you.
Miss Splinter. Does not concern nie ?
Fainreather. No; you are nothing but a pervant in my house. I have always paid you your montlily wa^es, and owe you nothing. I will not submit to your inter- ference in my affairs any longer, and I want you to pack up your things and walk.
Miss SpUnter. I am here in my poor sister's place, and I dare you to put me out.
Fairweather. I will see if the law does not protect me against a shrew like you.
What to read after His Name is Mud?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grimen, Edward. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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