Random Shots
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I love them too well to like to see them poked underground alive, and kept there six or seven hundred years. It is a great wrong." " They are very happy here.'' " Well, maybe they are ; but it's not the fair thing.
I'll tell you what I'll do. You turn the whole batch over to me, and I'll take them along, and either bind them out or stow them away in an orphan asylum, where they will be decently brought up. Is it a bargain .' " " We cannot part with them." " Who takes care of them .' Who washes ...and dresses them, and fixes them up .'' You have no servants .'' No ?, I hardly thought you could persuade nursery maids to live underground here. That is the only advantage you have that I can see.'' "What.?" " No bother with the servant-girl question. It pesters the life out of women up above. The hired girl we had just before I left home," said Mr. Skinner, with an absent look upon his face, as if his mind was contemplating some curious experience of the past, "parted with us because we complained of her frying the oysters in Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I love them too well to like to see them poked underground alive, and kept there six or seven hundred years. It is a great wrong." " They are very happy here.'' " Well, maybe they are ; but it's not the fair thing.
I'll tell you what I'll do. You turn the whole batch over to me, and I'll take them along, and either bind them out or stow them away in an orphan asylum, where they will be decently brought up. Is it a bargain .' " " We cannot part with them." " Who takes care of them .' Who washes ...and dresses them, and fixes them up .'' You have no servants .'' No ?, I hardly thought you could persuade nursery maids to live underground here. That is the only advantage you have that I can see.'' "What.?" " No bother with the servant-girl question. It pesters the life out of women up above. The hired girl we had just before I left home," said Mr. Skinner, with an absent look upon his face, as if his mind was contemplating some curious experience of the past, "parted with us because we complained of her frying the oysters in Mrs.
What to read after Random Shots?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clark Charles Heber to read onlineMoreLess
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