Old Margaret, And Other Stories
Old Margaret, And Other Stories
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" she asked. "I am surprised." " I came to see you, and I saw you come in here, and I followed you." " I am much obliged. My father's house is over the way. I think you asked me if you might pay for this dog ? My answer is. No." ** There ain't nothing to pay," said Jim Akin. " Miss has took a fancy to the dog, and she is welcome to her." ** Do you mean to say that you wiU give me the dog as a present ? " '* Certainly, Miss, and will swear to her agin all Christendom." **I'll take it, Jim Akin,"... she said. "And I'U never pay one farthing for it, except in good will. If I don't pay you in cash, I will pay you in kind. Let me give you one more chance, I will HETTY. 197 give you a five-poand note for this dog ; I will go across the street and get it now." "Won't take it, Miss, I'll take it out in good will. The mistake as you gentry makes," continued Jim Akin, speaking sententiously, and looking at Mr. Morley, who certainly looked like a gentleman, ** is this. You thinks we're for cash, and aU cash ; and it ain't so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" she asked. "I am surprised." " I came to see you, and I saw you come in here, and I followed you." " I am much obliged. My father's house is over the way. I think you asked me if you might pay for this dog ? My answer is. No." ** There ain't nothing to pay," said Jim Akin. " Miss has took a fancy to the dog, and she is welcome to her." ** Do you mean to say that you wiU give me the dog as a present ? " '* Certainly, Miss, and will swear to her agin all Christendom." **I'll take it, Jim Akin,"... she said. "And I'U never pay one farthing for it, except in good will. If I don't pay you in cash, I will pay you in kind. Let me give you one more chance, I will HETTY. 197 give you a five-poand note for this dog ; I will go across the street and get it now." "Won't take it, Miss, I'll take it out in good will. The mistake as you gentry makes," continued Jim Akin, speaking sententiously, and looking at Mr. Morley, who certainly looked like a gentleman, ** is this. You thinks we're for cash, and aU cash ; and it ain't so.
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