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"Hae, bairn, " said she as she stuffedthem into Mary's hand; "they belanged to your father's grandmother. Shewas a gude woman, an' had fouran'-twenty sons an' dochters, an' I wissye nae war fortin than just to hae as mony. But mind ye, " with a shakeof her bony finger, "they maun a be Scots. Gin I thought ye wad mairryony pock-puddin', fient haed wad ye hae gotten frae me. Noo, had ye'retongue, and dinna deive me wi' thanks, " almost pushing her into theparlour again; "and sin ye're gaun awa th...e morn, I'll see nae mair o' yeenoo--so fare ye weel. But, Archie, ye maun come an' tak your breakfastwi' me. I hae muckle to say to you; but ye manna be sae hard upon mybaps as ye used to be, " with a facetious grin to her mollifiedfavourite, as they shook hands and parted.
"Well, how do you like Mrs. Macshake, Mary?" asked her uncle as theywalked home.
"That is a cruel question, uncle, " answered she, with a smile. "Mygratitude and my taste are at such variance, " displaying her splendidgift, "that I know not how to reconcile them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Hae, bairn, " said she as she stuffedthem into Mary's hand; "they belanged to your father's grandmother. Shewas a gude woman, an' had fouran'-twenty sons an' dochters, an' I wissye nae war fortin than just to hae as mony. But mind ye, " with a shakeof her bony finger, "they maun a be Scots. Gin I thought ye wad mairryony pock-puddin', fient haed wad ye hae gotten frae me. Noo, had ye'retongue, and dinna deive me wi' thanks, " almost pushing her into theparlour again; "and sin ye're gaun awa th...e morn, I'll see nae mair o' yeenoo--so fare ye weel. But, Archie, ye maun come an' tak your breakfastwi' me. I hae muckle to say to you; but ye manna be sae hard upon mybaps as ye used to be, " with a facetious grin to her mollifiedfavourite, as they shook hands and parted.
"Well, how do you like Mrs. Macshake, Mary?" asked her uncle as theywalked home.
"That is a cruel question, uncle, " answered she, with a smile. "Mygratitude and my taste are at such variance, " displaying her splendidgift, "that I know not how to reconcile them.
What to read after Marriage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferrier Susan Edmonstone to read onlineMoreLess
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