Jack Downings Letters
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" So Polly got up and took the glass and hung it on a nail by the side of ourn. By the time we d done supper, all hands had been back, and came lugging in another load, and piled it up in the fore-room. And the little girl said, " Ma would come round bime by and see about stoin it away. " And back they all went for another load. I see that Polly and cousin Nabby begun to feel a little nettled ; but I told them twasn t best to mind it : we should be off to-morrow, and we could put up with a litt...le trouble for one night, jest for the sake of doin a kindness.
Presently in they come again with as much as they could lug, of all sorts of housen-stuffthat you could think on. And at last Miss Pinkham herself come puffin and blowin up three pair of stairs, and come boltin into the kitchen where we was all set ting ; and who should it be but that same great fat lady that I told about in my last letter, come to ex amine the rooms the first day the bill was up in February. I didn t feel over and above good na- tured when I come to see who she was.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" So Polly got up and took the glass and hung it on a nail by the side of ourn. By the time we d done supper, all hands had been back, and came lugging in another load, and piled it up in the fore-room. And the little girl said, " Ma would come round bime by and see about stoin it away. " And back they all went for another load. I see that Polly and cousin Nabby begun to feel a little nettled ; but I told them twasn t best to mind it : we should be off to-morrow, and we could put up with a litt...le trouble for one night, jest for the sake of doin a kindness.
Presently in they come again with as much as they could lug, of all sorts of housen-stuffthat you could think on. And at last Miss Pinkham herself come puffin and blowin up three pair of stairs, and come boltin into the kitchen where we was all set ting ; and who should it be but that same great fat lady that I told about in my last letter, come to ex amine the rooms the first day the bill was up in February. I didn t feel over and above good na- tured when I come to see who she was.
What to read after Jack Downings Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seba Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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