Mrs Mlerie
Mrs Mlerie
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I ken ye maun be sair thrang the day. . . . Dinna fash yersel. ' I 'm no' heedin' aboot tea. I cudna drink it if ye wis to poor it doon ma throat. I cudna, reely. Ye see, I cam' roon* to help ye the day no* to mak' mair wark fur ye, an'- "Weel, it's rale kind o' ye. An' I wish ye wis comin' to yer supper the nicht, " said Mrs. Munro.
"Aweel, we'll no' say ony mair aboot MRS. MUNRO'S PARTY 71 that, " said Mrs. M'Lerie, in tones sug- gesting longing, regret, and perhaps res- ignation. " Noo, " sh...e continued, ris- ing from her seat, " I'll shin ha'e the birds ready fur ye. " And going to the table, she began to undo the large parcel she had brought with her. It was wrapped in numerous newspapers, and tied with several varieties of string, supplemented by some yards of gray worsted.
" I doot I wudna get a job in a shope, " remarked Mrs. M'Lerie, with a laugh. "I never cud mak' a nate pair- eel. " "I think ye've made a vera nate pair- cel, Mistress M'Lerie, " returned her friend, who was anxiously watching the undoing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I ken ye maun be sair thrang the day. . . . Dinna fash yersel. ' I 'm no' heedin' aboot tea. I cudna drink it if ye wis to poor it doon ma throat. I cudna, reely. Ye see, I cam' roon* to help ye the day no* to mak' mair wark fur ye, an'- "Weel, it's rale kind o' ye. An' I wish ye wis comin' to yer supper the nicht, " said Mrs. Munro.
"Aweel, we'll no' say ony mair aboot MRS. MUNRO'S PARTY 71 that, " said Mrs. M'Lerie, in tones sug- gesting longing, regret, and perhaps res- ignation. " Noo, " sh...e continued, ris- ing from her seat, " I'll shin ha'e the birds ready fur ye. " And going to the table, she began to undo the large parcel she had brought with her. It was wrapped in numerous newspapers, and tied with several varieties of string, supplemented by some yards of gray worsted.
" I doot I wudna get a job in a shope, " remarked Mrs. M'Lerie, with a laugh. "I never cud mak' a nate pair- eel. " "I think ye've made a vera nate pair- cel, Mistress M'Lerie, " returned her friend, who was anxiously watching the undoing.
What to read after Mrs Mlerie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bell John Joy to read onlineMoreLess
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