True Tilda
True Tilda
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"Which," he added, looking up as one who would stand no contradiction, "is the 'alf of two-an'- six. . . . You'll excuse me, missy, but business first an* pleasure afterward. We're stoppin' here for the day." "For the day?" echoed Tilda, with a dismayed look astern. "An' we've on'y come this far!" "Pretty good goin', I should call it," Mr. Bossom assured her cheerfully. "Six locks we've passed while you was asleep, not countin' the stop-lock. But may be you're hot used to travel by canal ?" "I ...thank the Lord, no; or I'd never 'ave put Mr.
'Ucks up to it. Why, I'd walk it quicker, crutch an' all." "What 'd you call a reas'nable price for eggs, now —at this time o' year?" asked Mr. Bossom, abstract- edly sucking the stump of a pencil and frowning at his notebook. But of a sudden her words seemed to strike him, and he looked up round-eyed.
"You ain't tellin' me you put this in 'Ucks's mind ?" "'Course I did," owned Tilda proudly.
105 TRUE TILDA "An' got me sent to Stratford-on-Avon!" Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Which," he added, looking up as one who would stand no contradiction, "is the 'alf of two-an'- six. . . . You'll excuse me, missy, but business first an* pleasure afterward. We're stoppin' here for the day." "For the day?" echoed Tilda, with a dismayed look astern. "An' we've on'y come this far!" "Pretty good goin', I should call it," Mr. Bossom assured her cheerfully. "Six locks we've passed while you was asleep, not countin' the stop-lock. But may be you're hot used to travel by canal ?" "I ...thank the Lord, no; or I'd never 'ave put Mr.
'Ucks up to it. Why, I'd walk it quicker, crutch an' all." "What 'd you call a reas'nable price for eggs, now —at this time o' year?" asked Mr. Bossom, abstract- edly sucking the stump of a pencil and frowning at his notebook. But of a sudden her words seemed to strike him, and he looked up round-eyed.
"You ain't tellin' me you put this in 'Ucks's mind ?" "'Course I did," owned Tilda proudly.
105 TRUE TILDA "An' got me sent to Stratford-on-Avon!" Mr.
What to read after True Tilda?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Quiller-Couch Arthur Thomas Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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