Rosemary 8 3
Rosemary 8 3
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But, as I was sayin', your ma andmine might be sisters, in some wyes. Both of 'em lost their 'usbins, young--" "How did your father get lost?" Rosemary broke in, deeply interested.
"'E went to the dogs, " replied Jane, mysteriously.
"Oh!" breathed the child, thrilled with a vague horror. She longedintensely to know what had happened to her friend's parent after joininghis lot with that of the dogs, but was too delicate-minded to continueher questioning, after such a tragic beginning. She wonder...ed if therewere a kind of dreadful dog which made a specialty of eating fathers. "And did he never come back again?" she ventured to enquire, at last.
"Not 'e. You never do, you know, if once you goes to the dogs. Thereain't no wye back. I was wonderin', since we've been acquainted, kiddy, if your pa didn't go the sime road? It 'appens in all clarses. " "Oh no, my father was lost at sea, not on the road; and there aren't anydogs there, at least I don't think so, " said Rosemary.
"If it's only the sea 'as swallered 'im, 'e may be cast up again, anyday, alive an' bloomin', " replied Jane cheerfully.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, as I was sayin', your ma andmine might be sisters, in some wyes. Both of 'em lost their 'usbins, young--" "How did your father get lost?" Rosemary broke in, deeply interested.
"'E went to the dogs, " replied Jane, mysteriously.
"Oh!" breathed the child, thrilled with a vague horror. She longedintensely to know what had happened to her friend's parent after joininghis lot with that of the dogs, but was too delicate-minded to continueher questioning, after such a tragic beginning. She wonder...ed if therewere a kind of dreadful dog which made a specialty of eating fathers. "And did he never come back again?" she ventured to enquire, at last.
"Not 'e. You never do, you know, if once you goes to the dogs. Thereain't no wye back. I was wonderin', since we've been acquainted, kiddy, if your pa didn't go the sime road? It 'appens in all clarses. " "Oh no, my father was lost at sea, not on the road; and there aren't anydogs there, at least I don't think so, " said Rosemary.
"If it's only the sea 'as swallered 'im, 'e may be cast up again, anyday, alive an' bloomin', " replied Jane cheerfully.
What to read after Rosemary 8 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williamson to read onlineMoreLess
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