Six Plays
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Or that 'twas his spotted hilt what fetched the highest priceof any in the market Saturday?
LAURA. No, 'twasn't that neither.
JOHN. Or that folks do come as thick as flies on a summer's day fromall parts of the country for to buy the wheat what he do grow. Ah, and before 'tis cut or like to be, they be a fighting for it, all ofthem, like a pack of dogs with a bone. So 'tis.
LAURA. 'Twasn't that, I don't think.
JOHN. Or 'twas that th' old missis--she as is mother to MasterWilliam--her has a tong...ue what's sharper nor longer than any vixen'sgoing. But that's between you and I, missis.
LAURA. Ah--'Twas that I did hear tell of. Now I remember it.
JOHN. But Master William--the tongue what he do keep be smooth ashoney, and a lady might do as she likes with him if one got thechance.
LAURA. Indeed? He must be a pleasant sort of a gentleman.
JOHN. For he could be led with kindness same as anything else. Buttry for to drive him, as old Missis do--and very likely 'tis hoofedas you'll get for your pains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or that 'twas his spotted hilt what fetched the highest priceof any in the market Saturday?
LAURA. No, 'twasn't that neither.
JOHN. Or that folks do come as thick as flies on a summer's day fromall parts of the country for to buy the wheat what he do grow. Ah, and before 'tis cut or like to be, they be a fighting for it, all ofthem, like a pack of dogs with a bone. So 'tis.
LAURA. 'Twasn't that, I don't think.
JOHN. Or 'twas that th' old missis--she as is mother to MasterWilliam--her has a tong...ue what's sharper nor longer than any vixen'sgoing. But that's between you and I, missis.
LAURA. Ah--'Twas that I did hear tell of. Now I remember it.
JOHN. But Master William--the tongue what he do keep be smooth ashoney, and a lady might do as she likes with him if one got thechance.
LAURA. Indeed? He must be a pleasant sort of a gentleman.
JOHN. For he could be led with kindness same as anything else. Buttry for to drive him, as old Missis do--and very likely 'tis hoofedas you'll get for your pains.
What to read after Six Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Darwin Florence Henrietta Fisher Lady to read onlineMoreLess
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