Locksley Hall Sixty Years After, Etc
Locksley Hall Sixty Years After, Etc
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Jackson.
An' mea. Miss.
Allen.
An' we weant mention naw naames, we'd as lief talk o' the Divil afoor ye as 'im, fur they says the master goas clean off his 'ead when he 'ears the ACT III THE PROMISE OF MAY 157 naame on 'im ; but us three, arter Sally'd telled us on *im, we fun' 'im out a-walkin' i' West Field wi' a white 'at, nine o'clock, upo' Tuesday murnin', and all on us, wi' your leave, we wants to leather 'im.
Dora.
Who?
Allen.
Him as did the mischief here, five year' sin'.
DORA- Mr. Edga...r?
Allen.
Theer, Miss ! You ha' naamed 'im — not me.
Dora.
He's dead, man — dead ; gone to his account — dead and buried.
158 THE PROMISE OF MA Y act hi Allen.
I beant sa sewer o* that, fur Sally knaw'd 'im ; Now then ?
Dora.
Yes ; it was in the Somersetshire papers.
Allen.
Then yon mun be his brother, an' we'll leather Htn, Dora.
I never heard that he had a brother. Some foolish mistake of Sally's ; but what ! would you beat a man for his brother's fault ? That were a wild justice indeed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jackson.
An' mea. Miss.
Allen.
An' we weant mention naw naames, we'd as lief talk o' the Divil afoor ye as 'im, fur they says the master goas clean off his 'ead when he 'ears the ACT III THE PROMISE OF MAY 157 naame on 'im ; but us three, arter Sally'd telled us on *im, we fun' 'im out a-walkin' i' West Field wi' a white 'at, nine o'clock, upo' Tuesday murnin', and all on us, wi' your leave, we wants to leather 'im.
Dora.
Who?
Allen.
Him as did the mischief here, five year' sin'.
DORA- Mr. Edga...r?
Allen.
Theer, Miss ! You ha' naamed 'im — not me.
Dora.
He's dead, man — dead ; gone to his account — dead and buried.
158 THE PROMISE OF MA Y act hi Allen.
I beant sa sewer o* that, fur Sally knaw'd 'im ; Now then ?
Dora.
Yes ; it was in the Somersetshire papers.
Allen.
Then yon mun be his brother, an' we'll leather Htn, Dora.
I never heard that he had a brother. Some foolish mistake of Sally's ; but what ! would you beat a man for his brother's fault ? That were a wild justice indeed.
What to read after Locksley Hall Sixty Years After, Etc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tennyson Alfred Tennyson Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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