The History of Amelia
The History of Amelia
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" *' Well said, " cries Booth, "and spoken like a woman of spirit. Indeed, I believe they would be both better served. " *' True, captain, " answered Mrs. Ellison : *' I would 184 THE HISTORY OF AMELIA.
rather leave the first two syllables out of the word gen- tleman, than the last. " " Nay, I assure you, " replied Booth, *' there is not a quieter creature in the world. Though the fellow has the bravery of a lion, he has the meekness of a lamb. I can tell you stories enough of that kind, and so... can my dear Amelia, when he was a boy. " *' Oh, if the match sticks therei^" cries Amelia, " I positively will not spoil his fortune by my silence. I can answer for him, from his infancy, that he was one of the best-natured lads in the world. I will tell you a story or two of him, the truth of which I can testify from my own knowledge. When he was but six years old, he was at play with me at my mother's house, and a great pointer dog bit him through the leg. The poor lad, in the midst of the anguish of his wound, declared he was overjoyed it had not happened to miss ; for the same dog had just before snapped at me, and my petti- coats had been my defence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" *' Well said, " cries Booth, "and spoken like a woman of spirit. Indeed, I believe they would be both better served. " *' True, captain, " answered Mrs. Ellison : *' I would 184 THE HISTORY OF AMELIA.
rather leave the first two syllables out of the word gen- tleman, than the last. " " Nay, I assure you, " replied Booth, *' there is not a quieter creature in the world. Though the fellow has the bravery of a lion, he has the meekness of a lamb. I can tell you stories enough of that kind, and so... can my dear Amelia, when he was a boy. " *' Oh, if the match sticks therei^" cries Amelia, " I positively will not spoil his fortune by my silence. I can answer for him, from his infancy, that he was one of the best-natured lads in the world. I will tell you a story or two of him, the truth of which I can testify from my own knowledge. When he was but six years old, he was at play with me at my mother's house, and a great pointer dog bit him through the leg. The poor lad, in the midst of the anguish of his wound, declared he was overjoyed it had not happened to miss ; for the same dog had just before snapped at me, and my petti- coats had been my defence.
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