The Pot of Gold, And Other Stories
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His father, in his gratitude, offered Margary's Digitized by Google THE STRANGER IN THE VILLAGE. 271 mother rich rewards ; but she would take nothing. The little boy cried on parting with his kind friends, and Margary cried too.
" I prithee, pretty Margary, do not forget me," said he.
And she promised she never would, and gave- him a sprig of rosemary out of her garden to wear for a breastknot.
The villagers were greatly mortified when they dis- covered the mistake they had made. However, the o...ldest woman always maintained that her not having her spectacles on, when she met the stranger the second time, was the reason of her not seeing that he loved butter ; and the schoolmaster gave his poetical ab- straction for an excuse. Mine host of the " Boar's Head " fairly tore his hair, and flung the pewter por- ringer, which he had thrown after the stranger and his dog, into the well. After that he was very careful how he turned away strangers because of their appear- ance. Generally he sent for the oldest woman to put her spectacles on, and try the buttercup test.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His father, in his gratitude, offered Margary's Digitized by Google THE STRANGER IN THE VILLAGE. 271 mother rich rewards ; but she would take nothing. The little boy cried on parting with his kind friends, and Margary cried too.
" I prithee, pretty Margary, do not forget me," said he.
And she promised she never would, and gave- him a sprig of rosemary out of her garden to wear for a breastknot.
The villagers were greatly mortified when they dis- covered the mistake they had made. However, the o...ldest woman always maintained that her not having her spectacles on, when she met the stranger the second time, was the reason of her not seeing that he loved butter ; and the schoolmaster gave his poetical ab- straction for an excuse. Mine host of the " Boar's Head " fairly tore his hair, and flung the pewter por- ringer, which he had thrown after the stranger and his dog, into the well. After that he was very careful how he turned away strangers because of their appear- ance. Generally he sent for the oldest woman to put her spectacles on, and try the buttercup test.
What to read after The Pot of Gold, And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Freeman Mary Eleanor Wilkins to read onlineMoreLess
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