The Rudder Grangers Abroad And Other Stories
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"I wouldn't make no fuss if they was to come out, " she said. "LittleKensington would go under my arm, not theirn, an' I'd walk calmly with'em to their home. Then I'd say: 'Give me my child, an' take yourn, which, though she probably hasn't got no voice, is a lot too good foryou; and may the house hurl stools at you the next time you appear, isthe limit of a mother's curse. '" But, alas for Pomona, no opera singers ever showed themselves.
These days of our stay in London were not pleasant. We w...ent aboutlittle, and enjoyed nothing. At last Pomona came to us, her face palebut determined.
"It's no use, " she said, "for us to keep you here no longer, when Iknow you've got through with the place, and want to go on, an' we'llgo, too, for I don't believe my child's in London. She's been tookaway, an' we might as well look for her in one place as another. Theperlice tells us that if she's found here, they'll know it fust, an'they'll telegraph to us wherever we is; an' if it wasn't fur nuthin'else, it would be a mercy to git Jone out of this place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I wouldn't make no fuss if they was to come out, " she said. "LittleKensington would go under my arm, not theirn, an' I'd walk calmly with'em to their home. Then I'd say: 'Give me my child, an' take yourn, which, though she probably hasn't got no voice, is a lot too good foryou; and may the house hurl stools at you the next time you appear, isthe limit of a mother's curse. '" But, alas for Pomona, no opera singers ever showed themselves.
These days of our stay in London were not pleasant. We w...ent aboutlittle, and enjoyed nothing. At last Pomona came to us, her face palebut determined.
"It's no use, " she said, "for us to keep you here no longer, when Iknow you've got through with the place, and want to go on, an' we'llgo, too, for I don't believe my child's in London. She's been tookaway, an' we might as well look for her in one place as another. Theperlice tells us that if she's found here, they'll know it fust, an'they'll telegraph to us wherever we is; an' if it wasn't fur nuthin'else, it would be a mercy to git Jone out of this place.
What to read after The Rudder Grangers Abroad And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stockton, Frank Richard, 1834-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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