Strangers And Pilgrims : a Novel 1
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She sent me a gownd last week by the vicarage housemaid, and a regular good one, not a brack in it ; but though I was humbly thankful, I'd rather have seen her, as I used when she'd come and sit agen my wash-tub reading the Gospel.' He heard this lamentation, in different forms, from several women, and after some inquiry discovered 134 STRANGERS AND PILGRIMS.
that, except to visit a sick child, Elizabeth had not been among her people since the day of the picnic at Lawborough Beeches. She had se...nt them tea, and small benefactions of that kind, by the hand of a menial, — benefactions for which they were duly grate- ful, — but they missed her visits not the less.
* She's such good company,' remarked one wo- man ; * not like most of your districk-visitors, which make you feel that down-hearted as if you'd had. a undertaker talkin' to you. She's got such pleasant lively ways, and yet as pitiful as pitiful if there's sick- ness. And she do make herself so at home in one's place. " Let me dust your chimbleypiece, Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She sent me a gownd last week by the vicarage housemaid, and a regular good one, not a brack in it ; but though I was humbly thankful, I'd rather have seen her, as I used when she'd come and sit agen my wash-tub reading the Gospel.' He heard this lamentation, in different forms, from several women, and after some inquiry discovered 134 STRANGERS AND PILGRIMS.
that, except to visit a sick child, Elizabeth had not been among her people since the day of the picnic at Lawborough Beeches. She had se...nt them tea, and small benefactions of that kind, by the hand of a menial, — benefactions for which they were duly grate- ful, — but they missed her visits not the less.
* She's such good company,' remarked one wo- man ; * not like most of your districk-visitors, which make you feel that down-hearted as if you'd had. a undertaker talkin' to you. She's got such pleasant lively ways, and yet as pitiful as pitiful if there's sick- ness. And she do make herself so at home in one's place. " Let me dust your chimbleypiece, Mrs.
What to read after Strangers And Pilgrims : a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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