Kate Sinclair Or Home is Home a Domestic Tale of Cottage Life
Kate Sinclair Or Home is Home a Domestic Tale of Cottage Life
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ward : and I'm thinking I might e' tak a lesson fia her in mony ways, 'specially aaeut the matter of the putting on mair seemly attire, an' I'll no wear them gaudy duds again. " The latter part of this speech was in soliloquy, as Maggie had departed from her side before its conclu- sion ; but Miss Moffat, who was really in earnest, lost no time in removing . -;s much as possible the lappits and gewgaws which she had hitherto deemed the best proof which she could afford the world of her bygone d...ays of genteelity. Kate was pleased as wll as sur- prised at the reformation which had taken place in her appearance ; but little Maggie, who was, used to her finery and rather approved it, said, "'Deed then I'm maist afeard my dear leddy's ganging daft like puir auld granddad, an' I'm unco fashed to see her tak on sae wi' Miss Kate :" by which we may infer that the little Scotch lassie had a spice of j*lousy in her youth- ful heart !
CHATTER XIII.
CHRISTMAS was now fast approaching, and the joung people could scarcely refrain from expressing their re- grets, when a comparison would arise in their minds, between the circumstances of the present season and those of former days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ward : and I'm thinking I might e' tak a lesson fia her in mony ways, 'specially aaeut the matter of the putting on mair seemly attire, an' I'll no wear them gaudy duds again. " The latter part of this speech was in soliloquy, as Maggie had departed from her side before its conclu- sion ; but Miss Moffat, who was really in earnest, lost no time in removing . -;s much as possible the lappits and gewgaws which she had hitherto deemed the best proof which she could afford the world of her bygone d...ays of genteelity. Kate was pleased as wll as sur- prised at the reformation which had taken place in her appearance ; but little Maggie, who was, used to her finery and rather approved it, said, "'Deed then I'm maist afeard my dear leddy's ganging daft like puir auld granddad, an' I'm unco fashed to see her tak on sae wi' Miss Kate :" by which we may infer that the little Scotch lassie had a spice of j*lousy in her youth- ful heart !
CHATTER XIII.
CHRISTMAS was now fast approaching, and the joung people could scarcely refrain from expressing their re- grets, when a comparison would arise in their minds, between the circumstances of the present season and those of former days.
What to read after Kate Sinclair Or Home is Home a Domestic Tale of Cottage Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Erlington Francis Elrington Ball to read onlineMoreLess
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