Stories for Leisure Hours
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" You don't mean to say, Miss Northrup, you've gone and asked your daughter Lindy over to eat thanksgiving dinner ? " " Mind what you are about, " said the dame sharply.
" O, luddy ! them sillybobs has gone to pot ! But I was so beat with the news that I couldn't hold nothing I never can when I'm scart. Now, Miss Northrup, I wouldn't have thought you'd dast to do it, the old Squire is such a tearer. And who knows but he might pop in unexpected ? " " You let your tongue run too free, Betsy Bingl...e, " said the old lady, bridling a good deal for her ; " and you pay too little heed to your work. There, you have spoiled my custards ! all for gabbling about something that don't con cern you. " " Mebbe I do gabble, " returned Betsy, who was not above answering back. " But I always heard before I come here to live that the old Square's folks was mortal 'fraid of him, and I guess when he hears Lindy's been home he'll make the house hot. " " Go up garret, Betsy, " said the dame, quickly 1 46 Stories for Leisure Hours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" You don't mean to say, Miss Northrup, you've gone and asked your daughter Lindy over to eat thanksgiving dinner ? " " Mind what you are about, " said the dame sharply.
" O, luddy ! them sillybobs has gone to pot ! But I was so beat with the news that I couldn't hold nothing I never can when I'm scart. Now, Miss Northrup, I wouldn't have thought you'd dast to do it, the old Squire is such a tearer. And who knows but he might pop in unexpected ? " " You let your tongue run too free, Betsy Bingl...e, " said the old lady, bridling a good deal for her ; " and you pay too little heed to your work. There, you have spoiled my custards ! all for gabbling about something that don't con cern you. " " Mebbe I do gabble, " returned Betsy, who was not above answering back. " But I always heard before I come here to live that the old Square's folks was mortal 'fraid of him, and I guess when he hears Lindy's been home he'll make the house hot. " " Go up garret, Betsy, " said the dame, quickly 1 46 Stories for Leisure Hours.
What to read after Stories for Leisure Hours?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Augusta Larned to read onlineMoreLess
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