The Squire of Sandal-Side
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I don't think he is worthy of you. " "Oh, but I do!" "Very few men are worthy of you. " "Only Steve. I want you to like Steve. Harry. " "Certainly. Seat-Sandal folks and Up-Hill folks are always thickfriends. And Steve and I were boy chums. He is a fine fellow, and nomistake. I am glad he is to be my brother. I asked mother about him;and she said he was in Yorkshire, learning how to spin and weave wool--aqueer thing, Charley. " "Not at all. He may just as well spin his own fleeces as sell them ...toYorkshiremen to spin. " Then they talked awhile of Stephen's plans, andHarry appeared to be much impressed with them. "It is a pity father doesnot join him, Charley, " he said. "Every one is doing something of thekind now. Land and sheep do not make money fast enough for the wants ofour present life. The income of the estate is no larger than it was ingrandfather's time; but the expenses are much greater, although we donot keep up the same extravagant style. I need money, too, need it verymuch; but I see plainly that father has none to spare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I don't think he is worthy of you. " "Oh, but I do!" "Very few men are worthy of you. " "Only Steve. I want you to like Steve. Harry. " "Certainly. Seat-Sandal folks and Up-Hill folks are always thickfriends. And Steve and I were boy chums. He is a fine fellow, and nomistake. I am glad he is to be my brother. I asked mother about him;and she said he was in Yorkshire, learning how to spin and weave wool--aqueer thing, Charley. " "Not at all. He may just as well spin his own fleeces as sell them ...toYorkshiremen to spin. " Then they talked awhile of Stephen's plans, andHarry appeared to be much impressed with them. "It is a pity father doesnot join him, Charley, " he said. "Every one is doing something of thekind now. Land and sheep do not make money fast enough for the wants ofour present life. The income of the estate is no larger than it was ingrandfather's time; but the expenses are much greater, although we donot keep up the same extravagant style. I need money, too, need it verymuch; but I see plainly that father has none to spare.
What to read after The Squire of Sandal-Side?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barr, Amelia Edith Huddleston, 1831-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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