Loving, Living, Party Going
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'But it's not as if it was any more trouble takin' your Albert out for the afternoons I'm sure. The girl's bringing a third along doesn't amount to nothing,' she said.
At this point, as Agatha was getting up to go, Mary the scullery maid came in the door.
'I spoke to the butcher'm,' she said.
There was a heavy silence. At last Mrs Welch replied unctuously, 'So you spoke in spite of what I said,' From her voice she might have been pleased.
' 'E said Captain Davenport had left for England sudden. ...Jane and me's wonderin' if per'aps they've learned something about this invasion.' 'Maybe there's something you don't know Mary,' Miss Burch said, 'and which has nothing to do with wars or rumours of wars.' 'I won't wear it,' Mrs Welch suddenly shouted out thumping the table. 'You'll get us all butchered in our beds that's what I tell you.' 'I was only out by the larder when he rang the bell'm an' I 'id behind the monument like you said but 'e must've catched sight of my dress for he came behind.' 'Did he?' Miss Burch announced with dignity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'But it's not as if it was any more trouble takin' your Albert out for the afternoons I'm sure. The girl's bringing a third along doesn't amount to nothing,' she said.
At this point, as Agatha was getting up to go, Mary the scullery maid came in the door.
'I spoke to the butcher'm,' she said.
There was a heavy silence. At last Mrs Welch replied unctuously, 'So you spoke in spite of what I said,' From her voice she might have been pleased.
' 'E said Captain Davenport had left for England sudden. ...Jane and me's wonderin' if per'aps they've learned something about this invasion.' 'Maybe there's something you don't know Mary,' Miss Burch said, 'and which has nothing to do with wars or rumours of wars.' 'I won't wear it,' Mrs Welch suddenly shouted out thumping the table. 'You'll get us all butchered in our beds that's what I tell you.' 'I was only out by the larder when he rang the bell'm an' I 'id behind the monument like you said but 'e must've catched sight of my dress for he came behind.' 'Did he?' Miss Burch announced with dignity.
What to read after Loving, Living, Party Going?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Green, Henry, 1801-1873 to read onlineMoreLess
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