The Barrel Organ
The Barrel Organ
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' As soon as th' little lass yerd that, hoodarted off, tellin' o' th' house that th' new weshin'-machine wurcome'd. Well, yo known, they'n five daughters; an' very cliver, honsome, tidy lasses they are, too, --as what owd Betty says. An' this newsbrought 'em o' out o' their nooks in a fluster. Owd Isaac wur sit i'thparlour, havin' a glass wi' a chap that he'd bin sellin' a cowt to. Th'little lass went bouncin' into th' reawm to him; an' hoo said, 'Eh, father, th' new weshin'-machine's come'd!' ...'Well, well, ' said Isaac, pattin' her o'th yed; 'go thi ways an' tell thi mother. Aw'm no wesher. Thae never sees me weshin', doesto? I bought it for yo lasses; an' yomun look after it yorsels. Tell some o'th men to get it into th'wesh-house. ' So they had it carried into th' wesh-house; an' when theygeet it unpacked they were quite astonished to see a grand shinin'thing, made o' rose-wood, an' cover't wi' glitterin' kerly-berlys. Th'little lass clapped her hands, an' said, 'Eh, isn't it a beauty!' Butth' owd'st daughter looked hard at it, an' hoo said, 'Well, this is th'strangest weshin'-machine that I ever saw!' 'Fetch a bucket o' water, 'said another, 'an' let's try it!' But they couldn't get it oppen, whatever they did; till, at last, they fund some keys, lapt in a pieceof breawn papper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' As soon as th' little lass yerd that, hoodarted off, tellin' o' th' house that th' new weshin'-machine wurcome'd. Well, yo known, they'n five daughters; an' very cliver, honsome, tidy lasses they are, too, --as what owd Betty says. An' this newsbrought 'em o' out o' their nooks in a fluster. Owd Isaac wur sit i'thparlour, havin' a glass wi' a chap that he'd bin sellin' a cowt to. Th'little lass went bouncin' into th' reawm to him; an' hoo said, 'Eh, father, th' new weshin'-machine's come'd!' ...'Well, well, ' said Isaac, pattin' her o'th yed; 'go thi ways an' tell thi mother. Aw'm no wesher. Thae never sees me weshin', doesto? I bought it for yo lasses; an' yomun look after it yorsels. Tell some o'th men to get it into th'wesh-house. ' So they had it carried into th' wesh-house; an' when theygeet it unpacked they were quite astonished to see a grand shinin'thing, made o' rose-wood, an' cover't wi' glitterin' kerly-berlys. Th'little lass clapped her hands, an' said, 'Eh, isn't it a beauty!' Butth' owd'st daughter looked hard at it, an' hoo said, 'Well, this is th'strangest weshin'-machine that I ever saw!' 'Fetch a bucket o' water, 'said another, 'an' let's try it!' But they couldn't get it oppen, whatever they did; till, at last, they fund some keys, lapt in a pieceof breawn papper.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Waugh Edwin to read onlineMoreLess
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