The Heiress of Haughton; Or, the Mother's Secret 1
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" What has the wee bairn done ? Don't slay thine own flesh and blood, Jenny, for nothing." The woman looked up; the blow was arrested ; the closed fingers were loosened by surprise — the child ran away, and hid itself.
The woman continued to stare at the car- riage, and at the stranger's face, which ap- peared at the window.
" What's the matter, good woman?" re- peated Mr. Glenroy. u Do you think it's any use to flyht a poor bairn in that way ?" THE HEIRESS OF HAUGHTON. 223 "Flyht! what's flyht...?" said the woman, sulkily. "The child's always a-going into the puddle-hole, there; and who's to clean him hut myself, I'd like to know?" And half insolently, half sulkily, she turned away and re-entered her house. The door stood
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" What has the wee bairn done ? Don't slay thine own flesh and blood, Jenny, for nothing." The woman looked up; the blow was arrested ; the closed fingers were loosened by surprise — the child ran away, and hid itself.
The woman continued to stare at the car- riage, and at the stranger's face, which ap- peared at the window.
" What's the matter, good woman?" re- peated Mr. Glenroy. u Do you think it's any use to flyht a poor bairn in that way ?" THE HEIRESS OF HAUGHTON. 223 "Flyht! what's flyht...?" said the woman, sulkily. "The child's always a-going into the puddle-hole, there; and who's to clean him hut myself, I'd like to know?" And half insolently, half sulkily, she turned away and re-entered her house. The door stood
What to read after The Heiress of Haughton; Or, the Mother's Secret 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marsh-Caldwell, Anne, 1791-1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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