The Lawyers Story Or the Orphans Wrongs
The Lawyers Story Or the Orphans Wrongs
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Meanwhile, several new comers had dropped into tbo THE ORPHAN'S WRONGS. 257 dame's hospitable cottage, among whom were our former acquaintances, Sam Watson and Jim Boulton ; the latter of whom, it will be recollected, had gone to sea with the son of Squire Tapley, when he went his first voyage as a midshipman, and had enlightened Sam Watson so much respecting America.
The young midshipman had gone to sea again, but Jim had staid behind, and now was hired as an in-door ser- vant or a kind of hal...f-footman, half-farming man, in the squire's family.
"Sam, how dost thou, lad? How dost thee, Jim?" was the greeting of the company, as the two young mer made their appearance.
" Jim, " said the young fellow who had made the re quest for the tobacco of the old man, " a sight o' thee's good for sore eyes, lad; sin' thou's gotten into the squoire's family thou holds thy head mighty stiff. What with thy going till 'Merica with squoire's son, and then being made in-door sarvant, thou thinks thou's gotten to be above poor voalks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Meanwhile, several new comers had dropped into tbo THE ORPHAN'S WRONGS. 257 dame's hospitable cottage, among whom were our former acquaintances, Sam Watson and Jim Boulton ; the latter of whom, it will be recollected, had gone to sea with the son of Squire Tapley, when he went his first voyage as a midshipman, and had enlightened Sam Watson so much respecting America.
The young midshipman had gone to sea again, but Jim had staid behind, and now was hired as an in-door ser- vant or a kind of hal...f-footman, half-farming man, in the squire's family.
"Sam, how dost thou, lad? How dost thee, Jim?" was the greeting of the company, as the two young mer made their appearance.
" Jim, " said the young fellow who had made the re quest for the tobacco of the old man, " a sight o' thee's good for sore eyes, lad; sin' thou's gotten into the squoire's family thou holds thy head mighty stiff. What with thy going till 'Merica with squoire's son, and then being made in-door sarvant, thou thinks thou's gotten to be above poor voalks.
What to read after The Lawyers Story Or the Orphans Wrongs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James a Maitland to read onlineMoreLess
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