Tales of Dunstable Weir
Tales of Dunstable Weir
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" To have the handling, if 'twas only for an honr, o' the big — the same, maybe, as fire, or water, or air." " Oh ! " cried the little lady, considerable took aback. "What would you do with such things?" Father rose from his chair and sort o' growed wi' the press o' the longful wiln un. "I should make they bigger by the whole size o' me, and me bigger by the whole size o' they," he answered.
I reckon the talk had got a bit too flam- busticum for Miss Bet. She looked at fa- ther, kind o' measuri...ng he and his dream, the one agin t'other, and then, woman-like, her thoughts tripped ofE elsewhere.
136 TALB8 OF DUKSTABLB WEIB ^^ Ebeiiy'' she said, ^^ I will tell you a secret Can you keep it ? " " I will do my best** ^^Well, then, I'm engaged to be mar- ried.'' "Now, that I hadn't thought on." "Tes," she repeated, sort o' seriousful, "I'm engaged." " And who to, Miss Bet, if I might ask? " "Mark Hay." " What, young Mark o' Chickenham ? " "Yes." "Ahl" "Well,Eben?" "Naught, Miss Bet," father answered, tak- ing off his spectacles and rubbing them against the sleeve of his coat The little lady's lower lip thrust itself atwart her teeth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" To have the handling, if 'twas only for an honr, o' the big — the same, maybe, as fire, or water, or air." " Oh ! " cried the little lady, considerable took aback. "What would you do with such things?" Father rose from his chair and sort o' growed wi' the press o' the longful wiln un. "I should make they bigger by the whole size o' me, and me bigger by the whole size o' they," he answered.
I reckon the talk had got a bit too flam- busticum for Miss Bet. She looked at fa- ther, kind o' measuri...ng he and his dream, the one agin t'other, and then, woman-like, her thoughts tripped ofE elsewhere.
136 TALB8 OF DUKSTABLB WEIB ^^ Ebeiiy'' she said, ^^ I will tell you a secret Can you keep it ? " " I will do my best** ^^Well, then, I'm engaged to be mar- ried.'' "Now, that I hadn't thought on." "Tes," she repeated, sort o' seriousful, "I'm engaged." " And who to, Miss Bet, if I might ask? " "Mark Hay." " What, young Mark o' Chickenham ? " "Yes." "Ahl" "Well,Eben?" "Naught, Miss Bet," father answered, tak- ing off his spectacles and rubbing them against the sleeve of his coat The little lady's lower lip thrust itself atwart her teeth.
What to read after Tales of Dunstable Weir?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zack to read onlineMoreLess
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