The Waif Woman
The Waif Woman
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"And where would I be with my twohands? No, troth, " said Aud, "not so long as your wife is above ground!" "Good wife, " said Finnward, "this is beyond your province. Here is myword pledged and the woman dead I pledged it to. So much the more am Ibound. Let me be doing as I must, goodwife. " "Tilly-valley!" says she, "and a fiddlestick's end, goodman! You mayknow well about fishing and be good at shearing sheep for what I know;but you are little of a judge of damask sheets. And the best word I ...cansay is just this, " she says, laying hold of one end of the goods, "thatif ye are made up to burn the plenishing, you must burn your wife alongwith it. " "I trust it will not go so hard, " says Finnward, "and I beg you not tospeak so loud and let the house folk hear you. " "Let them speak low that are ashamed!" cries Aud. "I speak only inreason. " "You are to consider that the woman died in my house, " says Finnward, "and this was her last behest. In truth, goodwife, if I were to fail, itis a thing that would stick long in my throat, and would give us an illname with the neighbours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"And where would I be with my twohands? No, troth, " said Aud, "not so long as your wife is above ground!" "Good wife, " said Finnward, "this is beyond your province. Here is myword pledged and the woman dead I pledged it to. So much the more am Ibound. Let me be doing as I must, goodwife. " "Tilly-valley!" says she, "and a fiddlestick's end, goodman! You mayknow well about fishing and be good at shearing sheep for what I know;but you are little of a judge of damask sheets. And the best word I ...cansay is just this, " she says, laying hold of one end of the goods, "thatif ye are made up to burn the plenishing, you must burn your wife alongwith it. " "I trust it will not go so hard, " says Finnward, "and I beg you not tospeak so loud and let the house folk hear you. " "Let them speak low that are ashamed!" cries Aud. "I speak only inreason. " "You are to consider that the woman died in my house, " says Finnward, "and this was her last behest. In truth, goodwife, if I were to fail, itis a thing that would stick long in my throat, and would give us an illname with the neighbours.
What to read after The Waif Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevenson, Robert Louis, 1850-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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