The Christian
The Christian
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I suppose ye're like the lave of the men, and think nothing else matters to a woman. But come now, more chicken ? No ? A wee Digitized by Google 272 ^I'SB CHBISTIAK.
bitty ? Aye, but ye're sair altered, laddie ! Weel, where can a body beg^ ? " " The canon — ^how is he ? " " Fine as fl^pence. Quid as ever in the pulpit ? Aye, but it's a pity he doesna' bide there, for he's naething to be windy of when he comes out of it Deacon now, bless ye, or archdeacon, and some sic botherment, and his daught...er is to be married to yon slip of a curate with the rabbit mouth and the heather leg& Weel, she wasna for all mar- kets, ye ken." "AndMrs.Macrea?" " Gone over to the angels. Dead ? Nae, ye're too ex- pecting altogether. She's got religion though, and holds missionary meetings in her drawing-room of a Monday, and gives lunches to actor folk of a Sunday, and now a poor woman that's been working for charity and Christianity all.her days has no chance with her anyway." ** And Miss Macrae ? " " Poor young leddy, they're for marrying her at last I Aye, > that Ure man, that lord thing with the eyeglass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I suppose ye're like the lave of the men, and think nothing else matters to a woman. But come now, more chicken ? No ? A wee Digitized by Google 272 ^I'SB CHBISTIAK.
bitty ? Aye, but ye're sair altered, laddie ! Weel, where can a body beg^ ? " " The canon — ^how is he ? " " Fine as fl^pence. Quid as ever in the pulpit ? Aye, but it's a pity he doesna' bide there, for he's naething to be windy of when he comes out of it Deacon now, bless ye, or archdeacon, and some sic botherment, and his daught...er is to be married to yon slip of a curate with the rabbit mouth and the heather leg& Weel, she wasna for all mar- kets, ye ken." "AndMrs.Macrea?" " Gone over to the angels. Dead ? Nae, ye're too ex- pecting altogether. She's got religion though, and holds missionary meetings in her drawing-room of a Monday, and gives lunches to actor folk of a Sunday, and now a poor woman that's been working for charity and Christianity all.her days has no chance with her anyway." ** And Miss Macrae ? " " Poor young leddy, they're for marrying her at last I Aye, > that Ure man, that lord thing with the eyeglass.
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