Mary Louise in the Country
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I've done with Ned Joselyn. It ain't nayfault as I've cast him off; it's his'n. He's got a bad heart an' he'srobbed me right an' left. I could fergive him fer that, because--well, ye don't need to know why I clung to the feller when I knew he was ascoundrel. But he robbed a cause dearer to my heart than myself, an'for that I couldn't fergive him. Nobody knows Ned were here to-night, Ingua, so if anybody asks ye questions ye didn't see him at all. Fixthat firm in yer mind. Ye don't know noth'n' ...'bout Ned sence he wentaway las' October. Ye hain't seen him. Stick to that, girl, an' yer allright; but if ye blab--if ye ever tell a soul as Ned were here--I'llhev to kill yer myself, to stop yer mouth. Fix that in yer mind, too. ' "I was so skeered that I jes' looked at him. Then I says in a whisper:'What did ye do to Ned, Gran'dad?' "He turned his eyes on me so fierce that I dropped my head.
"'I didn't kill him, if that's what ye mean, ' says he. 'I orterstrangled him, but I didn't want to swing fer no common thief like NedJoselyn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I've done with Ned Joselyn. It ain't nayfault as I've cast him off; it's his'n. He's got a bad heart an' he'srobbed me right an' left. I could fergive him fer that, because--well, ye don't need to know why I clung to the feller when I knew he was ascoundrel. But he robbed a cause dearer to my heart than myself, an'for that I couldn't fergive him. Nobody knows Ned were here to-night, Ingua, so if anybody asks ye questions ye didn't see him at all. Fixthat firm in yer mind. Ye don't know noth'n' ...'bout Ned sence he wentaway las' October. Ye hain't seen him. Stick to that, girl, an' yer allright; but if ye blab--if ye ever tell a soul as Ned were here--I'llhev to kill yer myself, to stop yer mouth. Fix that in yer mind, too. ' "I was so skeered that I jes' looked at him. Then I says in a whisper:'What did ye do to Ned, Gran'dad?' "He turned his eyes on me so fierce that I dropped my head.
"'I didn't kill him, if that's what ye mean, ' says he. 'I orterstrangled him, but I didn't want to swing fer no common thief like NedJoselyn.
What to read after Mary Louise in the Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baum Lyman Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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