Pete a Drama in Four Acts
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TOM. Hould on, Billyum ! That's your snuff !
WILLIAM.
(Cackling. } There now ! If I wasn't going to give the blessed infant an ounce of snuff \ Can't spare that. (Finds another tivist. } Here's the salt, though. (He steps forwdrd towards KATE. ) PETE.
(At KATE'S side. } Look, Kirry, here's the oldest man in the Island come to wish the youngest man in the Island good luck. How old are you, Billy?
WILLIAM.
The Lord knows. Some says more, some less. But a year or two one way or t'other don't make ...no sort o' odds. Now then, gimme the babe's hand. (He takes the baby's hand in his right hand, and, wJiile he speaks the saw, pours salt into it witli Jiis left hand. } Little fingers, open wide, Take what God shall well provide ; Whether good or ill befall, Here's the salt that seasons all.
60 PETE ACT ii Ay, and an old man's blessing with it. You're coming, and I'm going and well, well! it's a proud man you are this day, Pete.
PETE. That's so, Billy, and thank you kindly.
(To KATE, who sits motionless, lost in thought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TOM. Hould on, Billyum ! That's your snuff !
WILLIAM.
(Cackling. } There now ! If I wasn't going to give the blessed infant an ounce of snuff \ Can't spare that. (Finds another tivist. } Here's the salt, though. (He steps forwdrd towards KATE. ) PETE.
(At KATE'S side. } Look, Kirry, here's the oldest man in the Island come to wish the youngest man in the Island good luck. How old are you, Billy?
WILLIAM.
The Lord knows. Some says more, some less. But a year or two one way or t'other don't make ...no sort o' odds. Now then, gimme the babe's hand. (He takes the baby's hand in his right hand, and, wJiile he speaks the saw, pours salt into it witli Jiis left hand. } Little fingers, open wide, Take what God shall well provide ; Whether good or ill befall, Here's the salt that seasons all.
60 PETE ACT ii Ay, and an old man's blessing with it. You're coming, and I'm going and well, well! it's a proud man you are this day, Pete.
PETE. That's so, Billy, and thank you kindly.
(To KATE, who sits motionless, lost in thought.
What to read after Pete a Drama in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall Caine to read onlineMoreLess
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