Lorna Doone: a Romance of Exmoor 2
Lorna Doone: a Romance of Exmoor 2
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' Mark me now, all these charps was good to shutt 'un, as her coom crass the watter; the watter be waide enow there and stony, but no deeper than my knee-place.
"*Thee cas'n goo no vurder,' Bill Blacksmith saith to me : * nawbody 'lowed to crass the vord, until such time as Faggus coom ; plaise God us may mak sure of 'un.' " * Amen, zo be it,' says I ; * God knowth I be never in any hurry, and would zooner stop nor go on, most taimes.' " Wi' that I pulled my vittles out, and zat a horse-barck, ...atin' of 'em, and oncommon good they was. * Won't us have 'un this taime just,' saith Tim Potter, as keepeth the bull there ; * and yet I be zorry for 'un. But a man must kape the law, her must ; zo be her can only larn it. And now poor Tom will swing as high as the tops of they girt hashes there.' "*Just thee kitch 'un virst,' says I; *maisure rope, wi' the body to maisure by.' "* Hurrah ! here be another now,' saith Bill Blacksmith, grinning ; * another coom to help us. What a grave gentle- man !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Mark me now, all these charps was good to shutt 'un, as her coom crass the watter; the watter be waide enow there and stony, but no deeper than my knee-place.
"*Thee cas'n goo no vurder,' Bill Blacksmith saith to me : * nawbody 'lowed to crass the vord, until such time as Faggus coom ; plaise God us may mak sure of 'un.' " * Amen, zo be it,' says I ; * God knowth I be never in any hurry, and would zooner stop nor go on, most taimes.' " Wi' that I pulled my vittles out, and zat a horse-barck, ...atin' of 'em, and oncommon good they was. * Won't us have 'un this taime just,' saith Tim Potter, as keepeth the bull there ; * and yet I be zorry for 'un. But a man must kape the law, her must ; zo be her can only larn it. And now poor Tom will swing as high as the tops of they girt hashes there.' "*Just thee kitch 'un virst,' says I; *maisure rope, wi' the body to maisure by.' "* Hurrah ! here be another now,' saith Bill Blacksmith, grinning ; * another coom to help us. What a grave gentle- man !
What to read after Lorna Doone: a Romance of Exmoor 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blackmore Richard Doddridge to read onlineMoreLess
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