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"She's noan hurt wi' good looks, our Bess, " her father remarked withgraceful chivalrousness on more than one occasion, "but hoo con heavea'most as much as I con, an' that's summat. " Consequently, it did not seem likely that the feeling she had evidentlyawakened in the breast of their lodger was akin to the tender passion.
"Am I in yo're way?" he would ask apologetically; and the answer wasinvariably a gracious if curt one: "No--no more than th' cat. Stay wheeryo' are, lad, an' make yo'resen' ...comfortable. " There came a change, however, in the nature of their intercourse, butthis did not occur until the lad had been with them some three months. For several days he had been ailing and unlike himself. He had been evenmore silent than usual; he had eaten little, and lagged on his wayto and from his work; he looked thinner, and his step was slow anduncertain. There was so great an alteration in him, in fact, that Besssoftened toward him visibly. She secretly bestowed the best morsels uponhim, and even went so far as to attempt conversation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"She's noan hurt wi' good looks, our Bess, " her father remarked withgraceful chivalrousness on more than one occasion, "but hoo con heavea'most as much as I con, an' that's summat. " Consequently, it did not seem likely that the feeling she had evidentlyawakened in the breast of their lodger was akin to the tender passion.
"Am I in yo're way?" he would ask apologetically; and the answer wasinvariably a gracious if curt one: "No--no more than th' cat. Stay wheeryo' are, lad, an' make yo'resen' ...comfortable. " There came a change, however, in the nature of their intercourse, butthis did not occur until the lad had been with them some three months. For several days he had been ailing and unlike himself. He had been evenmore silent than usual; he had eaten little, and lagged on his wayto and from his work; he looked thinner, and his step was slow anduncertain. There was so great an alteration in him, in fact, that Besssoftened toward him visibly. She secretly bestowed the best morsels uponhim, and even went so far as to attempt conversation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 1849-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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