My Cornish Neighbours
My Cornish Neighbours
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Should us get lost, think you ? " " Come while I am there, " I said ; " you will be most welcome. " Mrs Pengilly sat down, and her face flushed suddenly as she said : 121 MY CORNISH NEIGHBOURS " Lor ! my dear woman ! that would be too good to be true. " " No ! " I answered. " Come whenever you like. I go to-morrow, and I'll leave you my address and I shall expect you. " "This day week, if you please, " said Mrs Pengilly. "I've made a particular practise never to delay a benefit, and this be alm...ost like a miracle, " she ended joyously.
Charlotte looked up from her ironing and said slowly : " It'll never be, mother. There's some things too good to be true, so don't let us dwell on it at all. " " A week to-day I shall expect you, " I said, smiling. "Lor! to be sure!" said Mrs Pengilly. "It'll mind me of gettin' ready to be married, finery and all, and it do surely need no braver heart to start on a journey than to begin i' matrimony. It's all fearsome and unbeknowns anyway, in a manner of speakin'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Should us get lost, think you ? " " Come while I am there, " I said ; " you will be most welcome. " Mrs Pengilly sat down, and her face flushed suddenly as she said : 121 MY CORNISH NEIGHBOURS " Lor ! my dear woman ! that would be too good to be true. " " No ! " I answered. " Come whenever you like. I go to-morrow, and I'll leave you my address and I shall expect you. " "This day week, if you please, " said Mrs Pengilly. "I've made a particular practise never to delay a benefit, and this be alm...ost like a miracle, " she ended joyously.
Charlotte looked up from her ironing and said slowly : " It'll never be, mother. There's some things too good to be true, so don't let us dwell on it at all. " " A week to-day I shall expect you, " I said, smiling. "Lor! to be sure!" said Mrs Pengilly. "It'll mind me of gettin' ready to be married, finery and all, and it do surely need no braver heart to start on a journey than to begin i' matrimony. It's all fearsome and unbeknowns anyway, in a manner of speakin'.
What to read after My Cornish Neighbours?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Havelock to read onlineMoreLess
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