The Lilac Sunbonnet
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The littleburst of temper gave way to a semi-humorous look of feignedsternness.
"Ye're a thankless madam, " she said, shaking her white-cappedhead; "maybe ye think that the fifth commandment says nocht abootgrandmithers; but ye'll be tamed some day, my woman. Mony's thegamesome an' hellicat [madcap] lassie that I hae seen brocht tohersel', an' her wings clippit like a sea-gull's i' the yaird, tethered by the fit wi' a family o' ten or a dizzen--" Winsome rose and marched out of the room with al...l the dignity ofoffended youth at the suggestion. The old lady laughed a heartylaugh, in which, however, Ralph did not join.
"Sae fine an' Englishy the ways o' folk noo, " she went on; "yemauna say this, ye mauna mention that; dear sirse me, I canna mindthem a'. I'm ower auld a Pussy Bawdrous to learn new tricks o'sayin' 'miauw' to the kittlins. But for a' that an' a' that, Ihaena noticed that the young folk are mair particular aboot whatthey do nor they waur fifty years since. Na, but they're that nicethey manna say this and they canna hear that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The littleburst of temper gave way to a semi-humorous look of feignedsternness.
"Ye're a thankless madam, " she said, shaking her white-cappedhead; "maybe ye think that the fifth commandment says nocht abootgrandmithers; but ye'll be tamed some day, my woman. Mony's thegamesome an' hellicat [madcap] lassie that I hae seen brocht tohersel', an' her wings clippit like a sea-gull's i' the yaird, tethered by the fit wi' a family o' ten or a dizzen--" Winsome rose and marched out of the room with al...l the dignity ofoffended youth at the suggestion. The old lady laughed a heartylaugh, in which, however, Ralph did not join.
"Sae fine an' Englishy the ways o' folk noo, " she went on; "yemauna say this, ye mauna mention that; dear sirse me, I canna mindthem a'. I'm ower auld a Pussy Bawdrous to learn new tricks o'sayin' 'miauw' to the kittlins. But for a' that an' a' that, Ihaena noticed that the young folk are mair particular aboot whatthey do nor they waur fifty years since. Na, but they're that nicethey manna say this and they canna hear that.
What to read after The Lilac Sunbonnet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crockett Samuel Rutherford to read onlineMoreLess
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