The White Cottage
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Myr- tle silent a moment, then the bitterness of her disappointment burst in a torrent of words.
"I cudn't have believed that a chile o' mine cud have so little notion o' the vally o' respect. Whose blood be in 'ee that you shud act so outrageous, that's what I ax ? I know well enough whose 'tis, though. Oh, 'twas an evil day when I set eyes on your f ether, for all that he's so well meaning and fine limbed. A woman can answer for herself afore the Lord and afore the parish, but the best o' 'em... can't tull who her childer wull take after. 'Tis a lop twisted thing this mixing o' natures in marriage. But there, " she ended, with a sudden change of voice, " What's the use o' wasting words. You'll be fo'ced to marry un, that's the long and short of it. Tiddn't often that a maid left ez you be gits such a chance. Most women wud catch to a rag wi' a name to it let 172 THE WHITE COTTAGE alone a decent young chap who had fifty pound put by in the savings bank and a boat and nets. " Luce rose and went slowly into the next room, her head bent and her hands listless.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Myr- tle silent a moment, then the bitterness of her disappointment burst in a torrent of words.
"I cudn't have believed that a chile o' mine cud have so little notion o' the vally o' respect. Whose blood be in 'ee that you shud act so outrageous, that's what I ax ? I know well enough whose 'tis, though. Oh, 'twas an evil day when I set eyes on your f ether, for all that he's so well meaning and fine limbed. A woman can answer for herself afore the Lord and afore the parish, but the best o' 'em... can't tull who her childer wull take after. 'Tis a lop twisted thing this mixing o' natures in marriage. But there, " she ended, with a sudden change of voice, " What's the use o' wasting words. You'll be fo'ced to marry un, that's the long and short of it. Tiddn't often that a maid left ez you be gits such a chance. Most women wud catch to a rag wi' a name to it let 172 THE WHITE COTTAGE alone a decent young chap who had fifty pound put by in the savings bank and a boat and nets. " Luce rose and went slowly into the next room, her head bent and her hands listless.
What to read after The White Cottage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zack to read onlineMoreLess
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