Lancashire Idylls (1898)
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Thaa knows He put's 'em aat o'harm's way. ' 'But aw somehaa think aw could ha' takken care o' little Job a bitlonger. And when he'd groon up, thaa knows, he could ha' takkencare o' me. ' 'Yi, lass; we're awlus for patchin' th'Almeety's work; and if Heleet us, we's mak' a sorry mess on it and o'. ' 'Well, Gronny, if I wur God Almeety I'd be agen lettin' lumps o'coile fall and crush th' life aat o' lads like aar Job. It's aqueer way o' takkin 'em upstairs, as yo' co it. ' 'Hooisht! lass, thaa mor...nd try to speerit through th' clouds thatare raand abaat His throne. He tak's one i' one way, an another i'another; but if He tak's em to Hissel they're better off thanthey'd be wi' us. ' 'Well, Gronny, aw tell thee, aw cornd see it i' that way yet;' andagain the mother caressed the body of her son.
Once more she turned towards the old woman, and said: 'Aw shouldn't ha' caared so mich, Gronny, if he'd deed as yor laddeed--i' his own bed, an' wi' a fayver; bud he wur crushed wi' alump o' coile! Poor little lad!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thaa knows He put's 'em aat o'harm's way. ' 'But aw somehaa think aw could ha' takken care o' little Job a bitlonger. And when he'd groon up, thaa knows, he could ha' takkencare o' me. ' 'Yi, lass; we're awlus for patchin' th'Almeety's work; and if Heleet us, we's mak' a sorry mess on it and o'. ' 'Well, Gronny, if I wur God Almeety I'd be agen lettin' lumps o'coile fall and crush th' life aat o' lads like aar Job. It's aqueer way o' takkin 'em upstairs, as yo' co it. ' 'Hooisht! lass, thaa mor...nd try to speerit through th' clouds thatare raand abaat His throne. He tak's one i' one way, an another i'another; but if He tak's em to Hissel they're better off thanthey'd be wi' us. ' 'Well, Gronny, aw tell thee, aw cornd see it i' that way yet;' andagain the mother caressed the body of her son.
Once more she turned towards the old woman, and said: 'Aw shouldn't ha' caared so mich, Gronny, if he'd deed as yor laddeed--i' his own bed, an' wi' a fayver; bud he wur crushed wi' alump o' coile! Poor little lad!
What to read after Lancashire Idylls (1898)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mather Marshall to read onlineMoreLess
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