Lords And Ladies 3
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I were brought hup with her hat Squire Joscelyn's, and hif so be as Sir George did chose me to come with him, it were a honour, I tell ye. Sir George is a koind master. He haint likely fur to furget has hi cumed with 'im when his own walet refused !
Talk of yer beggarly heating shop, hi sliall 'ave 240 * LORDS AND LADIES.
a farm huiider Sir George, and Seusin shall be a farmer^s wife." "Hoi that's yer game, his it? — a pretty deal you knows of farming ! Hall yer knollidge lies in the calf line,... hi ham thinking I" " A pretty fool you'll look at the hopera !" Thus did they recriminate, and for aught we know to the contrary, went on all night.
It is no more than due to the ladies that this day, on which the gentlemen had met the ladies, under peculiar circumstances, after so long a separation, should be followed by a night, during which the " Lords " paid the "Ladies" the compliment of being unable to sleep for thinking of them.
241 CHAPTER IV.
LUFF IT IS.
You are not to suppose, my dear reader, that this eventful day was closed without the ladies also indulging themselves with a i^epertoire of all that had passed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I were brought hup with her hat Squire Joscelyn's, and hif so be as Sir George did chose me to come with him, it were a honour, I tell ye. Sir George is a koind master. He haint likely fur to furget has hi cumed with 'im when his own walet refused !
Talk of yer beggarly heating shop, hi sliall 'ave 240 * LORDS AND LADIES.
a farm huiider Sir George, and Seusin shall be a farmer^s wife." "Hoi that's yer game, his it? — a pretty deal you knows of farming ! Hall yer knollidge lies in the calf line,... hi ham thinking I" " A pretty fool you'll look at the hopera !" Thus did they recriminate, and for aught we know to the contrary, went on all night.
It is no more than due to the ladies that this day, on which the gentlemen had met the ladies, under peculiar circumstances, after so long a separation, should be followed by a night, during which the " Lords " paid the "Ladies" the compliment of being unable to sleep for thinking of them.
241 CHAPTER IV.
LUFF IT IS.
You are not to suppose, my dear reader, that this eventful day was closed without the ladies also indulging themselves with a i^epertoire of all that had passed.
What to read after Lords And Ladies 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stretton, Julia Cecilia, 1812-1878 to read onlineMoreLess
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