The Princess And the Ploughman
The Princess And the Ploughman
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"He should have asked me, should Maister Hugh, who knows the ways o' women folks from a long life o' experience. The wooin' should aye come before the weddin'; an' if there be no wooin' there should be no weddin'. Maister Hugh thought to turn the customs o' the warld aside; but that's no easy matter for any man. " "She had no right to marry him unless she was willing to be his true and honest wife, " broke in the woman, harshly. "When I mind how I showed her the madam's chamber; and how proud I... was on the wedding-day of my cooking and all — sudden as it was and un- looked for, a finer wedding-breakfast was never set down to in a cleaner house, and I mixing the bride-cake at midnight! 'Twas ill-omened, I'm thinking. " "Tut, tut, daughter; 'tis not becoming in a Christian woman to speak of omens and the 164 The Princess and the Ploughman like. Wait on the Lord, and be of good cheer. The Lord is mindful o' Maister Hugh, as he is ever mindful of his ain. Tho' there be times, I'm thinking, when he clean forgets that our thoughts are not as his thoughts, and that wi' us a thousand years is not as one day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"He should have asked me, should Maister Hugh, who knows the ways o' women folks from a long life o' experience. The wooin' should aye come before the weddin'; an' if there be no wooin' there should be no weddin'. Maister Hugh thought to turn the customs o' the warld aside; but that's no easy matter for any man. " "She had no right to marry him unless she was willing to be his true and honest wife, " broke in the woman, harshly. "When I mind how I showed her the madam's chamber; and how proud I... was on the wedding-day of my cooking and all — sudden as it was and un- looked for, a finer wedding-breakfast was never set down to in a cleaner house, and I mixing the bride-cake at midnight! 'Twas ill-omened, I'm thinking. " "Tut, tut, daughter; 'tis not becoming in a Christian woman to speak of omens and the 164 The Princess and the Ploughman like. Wait on the Lord, and be of good cheer. The Lord is mindful o' Maister Hugh, as he is ever mindful of his ain. Tho' there be times, I'm thinking, when he clean forgets that our thoughts are not as his thoughts, and that wi' us a thousand years is not as one day.
What to read after The Princess And the Ploughman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary E Wilkins Freeman And Florence Morse Kingsley to read onlineMoreLess
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