The Lake Country
The Lake Country
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Pshaw, yes, man, very naturally; the coarsest part of the cloth is always next the selvage ! BYRE, cow-house. CABBISH, cabbage ; a " tailor's cabbish " is what the tailor filches or cabbages. CADE LAMB, pet lamb. CAFF, chaff; not to be confounded with CAULF or COAF, a calf.
CALEEVER, or CALLEVIR, to prance about; to make a riot; to be in any way wild and unrestrained; furiously frisky. CALLAR, cold ; fresh ; cool. CAM and COOM, comb; and the crest of a hill. CAMMED, crooked, or ill-tempered. CA...MPLE, to reply saucily; to argue and dispute. CAXKERT, rusted; also ill-tempered. CAXXY, a clever and capable, or fine and handsome, woman; a good manager and a clever house- keeper; also a smart and capable man. "A canny body " of cither sex is expressive of a wide range of practical virtues and admiuistra- tive qualities, best translated, perhaps, by the American word "faculty;" but a canny hinny is a sly, and not a lovcable person. CAP, to surpass in any way. " That caps a'; " that goes beyond all I have heard; that out- herods Herod, and " bangs Bannager.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pshaw, yes, man, very naturally; the coarsest part of the cloth is always next the selvage ! BYRE, cow-house. CABBISH, cabbage ; a " tailor's cabbish " is what the tailor filches or cabbages. CADE LAMB, pet lamb. CAFF, chaff; not to be confounded with CAULF or COAF, a calf.
CALEEVER, or CALLEVIR, to prance about; to make a riot; to be in any way wild and unrestrained; furiously frisky. CALLAR, cold ; fresh ; cool. CAM and COOM, comb; and the crest of a hill. CAMMED, crooked, or ill-tempered. CA...MPLE, to reply saucily; to argue and dispute. CAXKERT, rusted; also ill-tempered. CAXXY, a clever and capable, or fine and handsome, woman; a good manager and a clever house- keeper; also a smart and capable man. "A canny body " of cither sex is expressive of a wide range of practical virtues and admiuistra- tive qualities, best translated, perhaps, by the American word "faculty;" but a canny hinny is a sly, and not a lovcable person. CAP, to surpass in any way. " That caps a'; " that goes beyond all I have heard; that out- herods Herod, and " bangs Bannager.
What to read after The Lake Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Lynn Elizabeth Lynn Linton to read onlineMoreLess
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