The Old Lady a Comedy in One Act
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An' them that couldn't pay their THE OLD LADY 19 rent were thrown out on the roadside for the landlord would rather have ruined homes than no rents. We were among the first to go. I mind it as if it was only yesterday, though I was only a little child at the time, for it's a hard and bitter thing to see the roof you were born under thrown down before your eyes, and your belongings scattered on the road. An', when we went into the town for a night's shelter, be- cause there was fever there, ther...e was no house in the place open an' no livin' soul to be seen in the streets, except one poor family kneelin' out- side the closed chapel door, prayin'. Ah, my dear, they were terrible times for the poor.
Lola. But how did you manage afterwards?
Mrs. F. My father and mother had to go to the workhouse, and I think that broke their hearts, for they died there in a very short time. The family were scattered to the four quarters of the world. But God was good to me. I was taken by a kind neighbour and kept until I was .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An' them that couldn't pay their THE OLD LADY 19 rent were thrown out on the roadside for the landlord would rather have ruined homes than no rents. We were among the first to go. I mind it as if it was only yesterday, though I was only a little child at the time, for it's a hard and bitter thing to see the roof you were born under thrown down before your eyes, and your belongings scattered on the road. An', when we went into the town for a night's shelter, be- cause there was fever there, ther...e was no house in the place open an' no livin' soul to be seen in the streets, except one poor family kneelin' out- side the closed chapel door, prayin'. Ah, my dear, they were terrible times for the poor.
Lola. But how did you manage afterwards?
Mrs. F. My father and mother had to go to the workhouse, and I think that broke their hearts, for they died there in a very short time. The family were scattered to the four quarters of the world. But God was good to me. I was taken by a kind neighbour and kept until I was .
What to read after The Old Lady a Comedy in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Duffy to read onlineMoreLess
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