The Dew of Their Youth
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For me it was, 'Thank you kindly! I wouldrather dwell in the Nun's House of the Dean than possess the treasuresof Egypt!' But this lass is a Kirkpatrick too, though only through hergrandmother, and I troth it may be her that's to wear the crown. At anyrate, mind you, no dominie's son with his fingers deep in printer's ink, and in the confidence of our little Advocate that rideth on the whitehorse--only it's a powny--must venture any pretensions----" "You mistake me, " said I, suddenly very dign...ified, "my family----" "Fiddlesticks, " cried the old lady; "there's Bellman Jock wha's faitherwas a prince o' the bluid. But what the better is he o' that? Na, na, there's to be no trokin', nor eyesdropping, nor yet slipping of notesinto itching palms, nor seeing one another to doors!--Och, aye, I kenthe gait o't fine. Mony is the time I have seen it travelled. This youngleddy is for your betters, sirrah, and being but the son of a villagedominie, and working for your bread among Leein' Johnny's hundred blackmen in Parliament Close, ye may--an it please ye, and _if_ ye please, gie this door a wide gae-by.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For me it was, 'Thank you kindly! I wouldrather dwell in the Nun's House of the Dean than possess the treasuresof Egypt!' But this lass is a Kirkpatrick too, though only through hergrandmother, and I troth it may be her that's to wear the crown. At anyrate, mind you, no dominie's son with his fingers deep in printer's ink, and in the confidence of our little Advocate that rideth on the whitehorse--only it's a powny--must venture any pretensions----" "You mistake me, " said I, suddenly very dign...ified, "my family----" "Fiddlesticks, " cried the old lady; "there's Bellman Jock wha's faitherwas a prince o' the bluid. But what the better is he o' that? Na, na, there's to be no trokin', nor eyesdropping, nor yet slipping of notesinto itching palms, nor seeing one another to doors!--Och, aye, I kenthe gait o't fine. Mony is the time I have seen it travelled. This youngleddy is for your betters, sirrah, and being but the son of a villagedominie, and working for your bread among Leein' Johnny's hundred blackmen in Parliament Close, ye may--an it please ye, and _if_ ye please, gie this door a wide gae-by.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crockett Samuel Rutherford to read onlineMoreLess
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