Mustard And Cress a Humorous Story
Mustard And Cress a Humorous Story
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You hanno found him out yet. The Wentworths are noted for stickin' to the truth ; it runs in the blood, like hare-lip and bunions. You conno help it. What's in the teapot is sure to come out at the spout. But what about luncheon? When did you have a good meal last ? " " I must not stop to lunch, thank you, Mr. Went- worth. I have already encroached on the time of a busy man long enough, and I have several other calls to make. " " Aye ! " replied Joe. " You've wasted me a mornirf as well as your... own. But you may as well be hung for a sheep as a lamb. I feel peckish myself, and you look as if you could pick a bone. I dunno believe you get half enough to eat, and what you do eat dunno agree wi' you. It binna much credit to the parish to see the Vicar goin' about like a scarecrow. If I'd a boss as thin as you, I'd either fatten or shoot him. " '"' I assure you, Mr. Wentworth, you are mistaken. My creature comforts are well looked after, insomuch that I am sometimes ashamed that my bodily needs should occupy the care and thought of others to such a large degree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You hanno found him out yet. The Wentworths are noted for stickin' to the truth ; it runs in the blood, like hare-lip and bunions. You conno help it. What's in the teapot is sure to come out at the spout. But what about luncheon? When did you have a good meal last ? " " I must not stop to lunch, thank you, Mr. Went- worth. I have already encroached on the time of a busy man long enough, and I have several other calls to make. " " Aye ! " replied Joe. " You've wasted me a mornirf as well as your... own. But you may as well be hung for a sheep as a lamb. I feel peckish myself, and you look as if you could pick a bone. I dunno believe you get half enough to eat, and what you do eat dunno agree wi' you. It binna much credit to the parish to see the Vicar goin' about like a scarecrow. If I'd a boss as thin as you, I'd either fatten or shoot him. " '"' I assure you, Mr. Wentworth, you are mistaken. My creature comforts are well looked after, insomuch that I am sometimes ashamed that my bodily needs should occupy the care and thought of others to such a large degree.
What to read after Mustard And Cress a Humorous Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Horton to read onlineMoreLess
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