Mrs. Lirriper's Lodgings
Mrs. Lirriper's Lodgings
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Then I brought the baby in its wrappers from where it lay, and I says: "My dear this is sent to a childless old woman. This is for me to takecare of. " The trembling lip was put up towards my face for the last time, and Idearly kissed it.
"Yes my dear, " I says. "Please God! Me and the Major. " I don't know how to tell it right, but I saw her soul brighten and leapup, and get free and fly away in the grateful look.
* * * * * So this is the why and wherefore of its coming to pass my dear that we...called him Jemmy, being after the Major his own godfather with Lirriperfor a surname being after myself, and never was a dear child such abrightening thing in a Lodgings or such a playmate to his grandmother asJemmy to this house and me, and always good and minding what he was told(upon the whole) and soothing for the temper and making everythingpleasanter except when he grew old enough to drop his cap down Wozenham'sAiry and they wouldn't hand it up to him, and being worked into a state Iput on my best bonnet and gloves and parasol with the child in my handand I says "Miss Wozenham I little thought ever to have entered yourhouse but unless my grandson's cap is instantly restored, the laws ofthis country regulating the property of the Subject shall at lengthdecide betwixt yourself and me, cost what it may.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then I brought the baby in its wrappers from where it lay, and I says: "My dear this is sent to a childless old woman. This is for me to takecare of. " The trembling lip was put up towards my face for the last time, and Idearly kissed it.
"Yes my dear, " I says. "Please God! Me and the Major. " I don't know how to tell it right, but I saw her soul brighten and leapup, and get free and fly away in the grateful look.
* * * * * So this is the why and wherefore of its coming to pass my dear that we...called him Jemmy, being after the Major his own godfather with Lirriperfor a surname being after myself, and never was a dear child such abrightening thing in a Lodgings or such a playmate to his grandmother asJemmy to this house and me, and always good and minding what he was told(upon the whole) and soothing for the temper and making everythingpleasanter except when he grew old enough to drop his cap down Wozenham'sAiry and they wouldn't hand it up to him, and being worked into a state Iput on my best bonnet and gloves and parasol with the child in my handand I says "Miss Wozenham I little thought ever to have entered yourhouse but unless my grandson's cap is instantly restored, the laws ofthis country regulating the property of the Subject shall at lengthdecide betwixt yourself and me, cost what it may.
What to read after Mrs. Lirriper's Lodgings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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