The Club book Being Original Tales C volume 2
The Club book Being Original Tales C volume 2
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He was a man active and stirring and cleanly, who loved a bright fire and a well swept hearth a soft bed, and something comfortable for supper ; who wore a well-brushed coat, and shining silver buckles in his shoes, and could crack a pleasant joke and chaunt a cheerful song, as well as any woman-worshipper in the whole district.
How Gowden Gibbie continued to keep his establishment pure and shining, and well ar- ranged, without the help of woman's hand, is a secret which I am loath to reveal. I... have no wish to teach other parsimonious creatures, with which the land is swarming, an art which they would gladly know ; e'en let them hew a sys- tem out of the rough, like our border luminary. A broom, it is true, could be had for the cut- ting, and pure water ran past the door free of all expense ; but these useful and meritorious servants never work of their own accord, and yet they must have been frequently employed, for his house was as smooth, and orderly, and clean, as if it had been under the care of a wo- man on trial for a wife, or a whole committee GOWDEN GIBBIE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a man active and stirring and cleanly, who loved a bright fire and a well swept hearth a soft bed, and something comfortable for supper ; who wore a well-brushed coat, and shining silver buckles in his shoes, and could crack a pleasant joke and chaunt a cheerful song, as well as any woman-worshipper in the whole district.
How Gowden Gibbie continued to keep his establishment pure and shining, and well ar- ranged, without the help of woman's hand, is a secret which I am loath to reveal. I... have no wish to teach other parsimonious creatures, with which the land is swarming, an art which they would gladly know ; e'en let them hew a sys- tem out of the rough, like our border luminary. A broom, it is true, could be had for the cut- ting, and pure water ran past the door free of all expense ; but these useful and meritorious servants never work of their own accord, and yet they must have been frequently employed, for his house was as smooth, and orderly, and clean, as if it had been under the care of a wo- man on trial for a wife, or a whole committee GOWDEN GIBBIE.
What to read after The Club book Being Original Tales C volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Picken to read onlineMoreLess
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