Old Shropshire Life
Old Shropshire Life
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I can dance a morris, sing a song, and hop, run, and jump with the best of them. There's nothing," he added grandly, " I don't know of these parts. I can show you Ippekin's Cave, where Smallman leapt down the Edge, and I know where the wild huntsmen ride. Art thou a gentleman ? " he asked suddenly. "Cousin Elsie said there was one mummum used to know a-comin' here.
'' * But them as wud thrive, Mun rise at five ; Them as ha' thriven, May lie till seven.' ••That's what grandam says, but 111 never... be 123 Digitized by Google OLD SHROPSHIRE LIFE a gentleman. Til live as Farmer John and follow the plough." Tljen the little elfish thing sat down, laughed, and without notice, but in a fit of friendship, climbed up uninvited on Richard's knee.
The next day Richard met the little boy driving a cow down a lane. As he walked he sang : " I hop across the garden^ I caper o'er the lea, I sing with eVry dicky, And hum with ev'ry bee." " Hullo ! master, " he said, " where art going ? " Strange to say, Richard felt at once attracted by the child.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I can dance a morris, sing a song, and hop, run, and jump with the best of them. There's nothing," he added grandly, " I don't know of these parts. I can show you Ippekin's Cave, where Smallman leapt down the Edge, and I know where the wild huntsmen ride. Art thou a gentleman ? " he asked suddenly. "Cousin Elsie said there was one mummum used to know a-comin' here.
'' * But them as wud thrive, Mun rise at five ; Them as ha' thriven, May lie till seven.' ••That's what grandam says, but 111 never... be 123 Digitized by Google OLD SHROPSHIRE LIFE a gentleman. Til live as Farmer John and follow the plough." Tljen the little elfish thing sat down, laughed, and without notice, but in a fit of friendship, climbed up uninvited on Richard's knee.
The next day Richard met the little boy driving a cow down a lane. As he walked he sang : " I hop across the garden^ I caper o'er the lea, I sing with eVry dicky, And hum with ev'ry bee." " Hullo ! master, " he said, " where art going ? " Strange to say, Richard felt at once attracted by the child.
What to read after Old Shropshire Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Milnes Gaskell to read onlineMoreLess
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