John Herring: a West of England Romance
John Herring: a West of England Romance
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I'll tell'y all about it, but I must sit me down by the tire ; I be that stiff and tired I can scarce stand. ' ' Joyce, what is the meaning of your coming 1 ' 'I'll tell'y all right on end from beginning till now. I sed I'd a been working for Farmer Facey to Coombow/ < What for r ' Did you not hear me say it 1 ? He lent his waggon to dray you home to West Wyke, after you was nigh upon killed. ' Well, what then ? ' ' Sure he wanted to be paid for it. There were a waggon and two horses for a day, and there were that boy, Jim White, along of them, ' ' Why did you not tell me ? I would have paid. ' ' No, ' answered Joyce, ' it were I as had the care of you. I sed I would do that, and I did it. I went and worked out the hire of the waggon and of Jim White myself. ' Herring looked at her with amazement. 4 1 cannot allow this, ' he said. ' It be done, ' she said, with an air of triumph. * It be paid and all ; I paid with my arms, lay work ; and the farmer sed I worked better than two able-bodied men, he did.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'll tell'y all about it, but I must sit me down by the tire ; I be that stiff and tired I can scarce stand. ' ' Joyce, what is the meaning of your coming 1 ' 'I'll tell'y all right on end from beginning till now. I sed I'd a been working for Farmer Facey to Coombow/ < What for r ' Did you not hear me say it 1 ? He lent his waggon to dray you home to West Wyke, after you was nigh upon killed. ' Well, what then ? ' ' Sure he wanted to be paid for it. There were a waggon and two horses for a day, and there were that boy, Jim White, along of them, ' ' Why did you not tell me ? I would have paid. ' ' No, ' answered Joyce, ' it were I as had the care of you. I sed I would do that, and I did it. I went and worked out the hire of the waggon and of Jim White myself. ' Herring looked at her with amazement. 4 1 cannot allow this, ' he said. ' It be done, ' she said, with an air of triumph. * It be paid and all ; I paid with my arms, lay work ; and the farmer sed I worked better than two able-bodied men, he did.
What to read after John Herring: a West of England Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Sabine Baring Gold to read online
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