Spring in a Shropshire Abbey
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" Thady is ill, mum, " she cried. " I heard Burbidge M 162 SPRING IN A SHROPSHIRE ABBEY tell Nana so. He said * The little varmint be down with a bad leg, and he hoped that would settle him for a bit. ' And Nana said ' she hoped it would, too, for when boys were wicked they was best in bed. ' But I'm sorry, sorry, for all Thady's naughty, he's never nasty. " I sympathized with Bess, and promised that we would visit Thady during the afternoon.
After luncheon, we cut Thady a slice of plum- puddin...g, and Bess put aside for him an Easter-egg. ** I had three, " she said, " and this one is sky blue, and Auguste says that is the best colour of all and sure to bring good luck. So you'll see, mum, " she added, " Thady will be right again and able to climb the trees in no time after he has eaten my egg. " We prepared to start out, and took Thady the gifts contained in the basket ; but Bess declared that first we must go into the ruins and pick her little friend a bunch of daffydowndillies.
" ' A bunch of daffs on Easter Day Brings luck to the house, and peace in Maj'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Thady is ill, mum, " she cried. " I heard Burbidge M 162 SPRING IN A SHROPSHIRE ABBEY tell Nana so. He said * The little varmint be down with a bad leg, and he hoped that would settle him for a bit. ' And Nana said ' she hoped it would, too, for when boys were wicked they was best in bed. ' But I'm sorry, sorry, for all Thady's naughty, he's never nasty. " I sympathized with Bess, and promised that we would visit Thady during the afternoon.
After luncheon, we cut Thady a slice of plum- puddin...g, and Bess put aside for him an Easter-egg. ** I had three, " she said, " and this one is sky blue, and Auguste says that is the best colour of all and sure to bring good luck. So you'll see, mum, " she added, " Thady will be right again and able to climb the trees in no time after he has eaten my egg. " We prepared to start out, and took Thady the gifts contained in the basket ; but Bess declared that first we must go into the ruins and pick her little friend a bunch of daffydowndillies.
" ' A bunch of daffs on Easter Day Brings luck to the house, and peace in Maj'.
What to read after Spring in a Shropshire Abbey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Henrietta Milnes Gaskell to read onlineMoreLess
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