The Hen-Pecked Husband: a Novel 3
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Bransby is very particular as the 272 THE HEN-PECKED HUSBAND.
shooting season oomes on, as nobody walks here and rises the birds." In an instant Theresa recollected that they had been told, when first they looked at Seaton, that awkward strips, as it were, of the property, ran into Mr. Bransby's grounds, and that in consequence, the disputes between him and the proprietors of Seaton, were endless.
Turning, therefore, indignantly away, she said — ** This shall be enquired into ;" and was hastily... retracing her steps home, when the keeper again accosted her.
"Kootfence I hope, ma'am; you know I does but act up to my orders." " Your orders, I imagine, did not apply to we," said the irate Theresa, quickening her steps.
" Beg pardon, ma'am, but they was give me only yesterday, because Master heerd that the new people of Seaton was come into the hjouse, and the last family did a deal of damage when they was here." THE HEN'-PECKED HUSBAND. 273 This speech, meant to be apologetic, did not mollify his audience ; it was the first indig- nity her haughty spirit had met since its rise to pride and power— and it rebelled accordingly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bransby is very particular as the 272 THE HEN-PECKED HUSBAND.
shooting season oomes on, as nobody walks here and rises the birds." In an instant Theresa recollected that they had been told, when first they looked at Seaton, that awkward strips, as it were, of the property, ran into Mr. Bransby's grounds, and that in consequence, the disputes between him and the proprietors of Seaton, were endless.
Turning, therefore, indignantly away, she said — ** This shall be enquired into ;" and was hastily... retracing her steps home, when the keeper again accosted her.
"Kootfence I hope, ma'am; you know I does but act up to my orders." " Your orders, I imagine, did not apply to we," said the irate Theresa, quickening her steps.
" Beg pardon, ma'am, but they was give me only yesterday, because Master heerd that the new people of Seaton was come into the hjouse, and the last family did a deal of damage when they was here." THE HEN'-PECKED HUSBAND. 273 This speech, meant to be apologetic, did not mollify his audience ; it was the first indig- nity her haughty spirit had met since its rise to pride and power— and it rebelled accordingly.
What to read after The Hen-Pecked Husband: a Novel 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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