In a North Country Village
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' says Bob, ' I took ye for wan o' they raskilly poachers ! ' an' he were fair cry in', poor owd lad, thinkin' he'd done for me. 186 OF THE WALL " ' Come, Bob, 1 says Squire, ' pull yourself together ; get some one to help us to carry this poor fellow home, 1 he says. ' His legs are broken, and must be seen to at once. 1 " ' Eh, Squire don't ye trouble yourself, 1 says I. ' Fm done for ! I am that ! ' "'Keep up your heart, old chap, 1 says Squire; an 1 he sits down aside o 1 me wi 1 's pipe in ...'s mouth, an 1 looks at me. ' Keep up your heart, old chap ; yeVe pretty tough, you know, Johnnie. Well have you about again in no time. 1 "Well, arter a bit, a lot o 1 lads comes fro 1 th 1 village, an 1 our missus wi 1 them, cryin 1 fit to break her ""cart. " ' Come, come, Molly, 1 says Squire, ' he^ not dead yet. 1 ' "T won't be long first, though, 1 says th 1 lads as were shiftin 1 me. Eh, I thought I sh\l ha died upo 1 th 1 road ; but when they geet me home an 1 laid me o 1 th 1 bed, Squire come an 1 stood aside o 1 me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' says Bob, ' I took ye for wan o' they raskilly poachers ! ' an' he were fair cry in', poor owd lad, thinkin' he'd done for me. 186 OF THE WALL " ' Come, Bob, 1 says Squire, ' pull yourself together ; get some one to help us to carry this poor fellow home, 1 he says. ' His legs are broken, and must be seen to at once. 1 " ' Eh, Squire don't ye trouble yourself, 1 says I. ' Fm done for ! I am that ! ' "'Keep up your heart, old chap, 1 says Squire; an 1 he sits down aside o 1 me wi 1 's pipe in ...'s mouth, an 1 looks at me. ' Keep up your heart, old chap ; yeVe pretty tough, you know, Johnnie. Well have you about again in no time. 1 "Well, arter a bit, a lot o 1 lads comes fro 1 th 1 village, an 1 our missus wi 1 them, cryin 1 fit to break her ""cart. " ' Come, come, Molly, 1 says Squire, ' he^ not dead yet. 1 ' "T won't be long first, though, 1 says th 1 lads as were shiftin 1 me. Eh, I thought I sh\l ha died upo 1 th 1 road ; but when they geet me home an 1 laid me o 1 th 1 bed, Squire come an 1 stood aside o 1 me.
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