The Widow's Dog
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I'll write this very night to the chairman of the commissioners, andmanage the matter for you. And I'll also write to Master Poulton, andlet him know that I'll acquaint the board if he gives you any farthertrouble. You're sure that you can prove the day she was pupped?"continued his worship, highly delighted. "Very lucky! You'll havenothing to pay for her till next half-year, and then I'm afraid thatthis fellow Poulton will insist upon her being entered as a sportingdog, which is fourteen shill...ings. But that's a future concern. As tothe surcharge, I'll take care of that A beautiful creature, is not she, Mary? Very lucky that we happened to drive this way. " And with kindadieus to Tom and his grandmother, who were as grateful as people couldbe, we departed.
About a week after, Tom and Chloe in their turn appeared at our cottage. All had gone right in the matter of the surcharge. The commissionershad decided in Mrs. King's favour, and Mr. Poulton had been forced tosuccumb. But his grandmother had considered the danger of offendingtheir good landlord Sir John, by keeping a sporting dog so near hiscoverts, and also the difficulty of paying the tax; and both she and Tomhad made up their minds to offer Chloe to my father.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'll write this very night to the chairman of the commissioners, andmanage the matter for you. And I'll also write to Master Poulton, andlet him know that I'll acquaint the board if he gives you any farthertrouble. You're sure that you can prove the day she was pupped?"continued his worship, highly delighted. "Very lucky! You'll havenothing to pay for her till next half-year, and then I'm afraid thatthis fellow Poulton will insist upon her being entered as a sportingdog, which is fourteen shill...ings. But that's a future concern. As tothe surcharge, I'll take care of that A beautiful creature, is not she, Mary? Very lucky that we happened to drive this way. " And with kindadieus to Tom and his grandmother, who were as grateful as people couldbe, we departed.
About a week after, Tom and Chloe in their turn appeared at our cottage. All had gone right in the matter of the surcharge. The commissionershad decided in Mrs. King's favour, and Mr. Poulton had been forced tosuccumb. But his grandmother had considered the danger of offendingtheir good landlord Sir John, by keeping a sporting dog so near hiscoverts, and also the difficulty of paying the tax; and both she and Tomhad made up their minds to offer Chloe to my father.
What to read after The Widow's Dog?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitford, Mary Russell, 1787-1855 to read onlineMoreLess
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