The Fiddler of Carne
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" Ay, the black tyke 's a teasor ! " said an echo.
264 THE FIDDLER OF CARNE The policy of caution was clearly not in favour.
" Whaat dis his Lordshup sa\' to the tyke, that 's whaat I waant to larn ? " it \\'as Three- Quarter Willim who spoke now : " I heard ye fessin Miss Fox intiv him : now, if he had nae sixpicions whaat did he want wi' the canny lass ? " " We aal understand yor wanting to shield yor daughter, and we winnot say nowt about hor gannin awaay wi' yon mord — Fiddlor!" so said a t...oo impetuous critic — Captain Tom again for a wonder !
This implication provoked Captain Ffoulkes, who had at bottom certain peppery possibilities.
" Looksy here ! Captain Tom Robson, I 'm skiddled if I '11 swaller any preachments from any one in this house. My girl stayed at your late brother John the corn-chandler's at Humbro', and I never heard till now that he kept a gay house. For the rest, 'tis a damned funny thing if a maid can't travel by His Majesty's mail without losing her character.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Ay, the black tyke 's a teasor ! " said an echo.
264 THE FIDDLER OF CARNE The policy of caution was clearly not in favour.
" Whaat dis his Lordshup sa\' to the tyke, that 's whaat I waant to larn ? " it \\'as Three- Quarter Willim who spoke now : " I heard ye fessin Miss Fox intiv him : now, if he had nae sixpicions whaat did he want wi' the canny lass ? " " We aal understand yor wanting to shield yor daughter, and we winnot say nowt about hor gannin awaay wi' yon mord — Fiddlor!" so said a t...oo impetuous critic — Captain Tom again for a wonder !
This implication provoked Captain Ffoulkes, who had at bottom certain peppery possibilities.
" Looksy here ! Captain Tom Robson, I 'm skiddled if I '11 swaller any preachments from any one in this house. My girl stayed at your late brother John the corn-chandler's at Humbro', and I never heard till now that he kept a gay house. For the rest, 'tis a damned funny thing if a maid can't travel by His Majesty's mail without losing her character.
What to read after The Fiddler of Carne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rhys Ernest to read onlineMoreLess
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