Irishmen And Irishwomen
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" " Mr. Monroe/' cried Alice, ' ' if / wasn't expected this minute, I'd make my affidavit about the cap. He stomached it wonderful; though I led him the life of a dog, when he drew it down at-all, at-all. I may lay his going to the bad, entirely upon that school. Before he went to it, he was as biddable as IRISHWOMEN. 89 a child ; but after he tuck a book in hand I might whistle for the mile-stone to dance, and it would do it sooner nor he would mind a word from me. " " To my mind, " said Monro...e, " and after the judg- ing of others, he was only the better for going to school, Alice. " " Och ! och !" she continued, " I was the unlucky woman to let him put a foot inside a school, and I never would, only I thought Miss Dora would chas- tise him like any other schoolmaster, and not let him run wild. But I hope she'll wattle him well next Sunday, till his four bones aches for a month. " " Listen to her !" said Mrs. Burrowes. " You are too ignorant to talk sense to, you pest of an old wo- man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Mr. Monroe/' cried Alice, ' ' if / wasn't expected this minute, I'd make my affidavit about the cap. He stomached it wonderful; though I led him the life of a dog, when he drew it down at-all, at-all. I may lay his going to the bad, entirely upon that school. Before he went to it, he was as biddable as IRISHWOMEN. 89 a child ; but after he tuck a book in hand I might whistle for the mile-stone to dance, and it would do it sooner nor he would mind a word from me. " " To my mind, " said Monro...e, " and after the judg- ing of others, he was only the better for going to school, Alice. " " Och ! och !" she continued, " I was the unlucky woman to let him put a foot inside a school, and I never would, only I thought Miss Dora would chas- tise him like any other schoolmaster, and not let him run wild. But I hope she'll wattle him well next Sunday, till his four bones aches for a month. " " Listen to her !" said Mrs. Burrowes. " You are too ignorant to talk sense to, you pest of an old wo- man.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Brittaine to read onlineMoreLess
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