The Mill On the Floss
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1 5 " Heigh ! heigh ! keep that dog back, will you ? " he shouted, snatching up a stake and holding it before him as a shield when the visitors were within three yards of him.
" Get out wi' you. Mumps," said Bob, with a kick. " He 's as quiet as a lamb, sir," — an observation which Mumps corroborated 20 by a low growl as he retreated behind his master's legs.
" Why, what ever does this mean, Tom ? " said Mr. Glegg.
"Have you brought information about the scoundrels as cut my trees ? " If Bob ca...me in the character of " information," Mr. Glegg saw reasons for tolerating some irregularity. 25 " No, sir," said Tom ; " I came to speak to you about a little matter of business of my own." "Ay — well; but what has this dog got to do with it?" said the old gentleman, getting mild again.
" It 's my dog, sir," said the ready Bob. " An' it 's me as put 30 Mr. Tom up to the bit o' business ; for Mr. Tom 's been a friend o' mine iver since I was a little chap ; fust thing iver I did was frightenin' the birds for th' old master.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 5 " Heigh ! heigh ! keep that dog back, will you ? " he shouted, snatching up a stake and holding it before him as a shield when the visitors were within three yards of him.
" Get out wi' you. Mumps," said Bob, with a kick. " He 's as quiet as a lamb, sir," — an observation which Mumps corroborated 20 by a low growl as he retreated behind his master's legs.
" Why, what ever does this mean, Tom ? " said Mr. Glegg.
"Have you brought information about the scoundrels as cut my trees ? " If Bob ca...me in the character of " information," Mr. Glegg saw reasons for tolerating some irregularity. 25 " No, sir," said Tom ; " I came to speak to you about a little matter of business of my own." "Ay — well; but what has this dog got to do with it?" said the old gentleman, getting mild again.
" It 's my dog, sir," said the ready Bob. " An' it 's me as put 30 Mr. Tom up to the bit o' business ; for Mr. Tom 's been a friend o' mine iver since I was a little chap ; fust thing iver I did was frightenin' the birds for th' old master.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliot, George, 1819-1880 to read onlineMoreLess
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