Two Suffolk Friends
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He woun't let the child stop in the house, but sent it awaa to ahouse three miles off, where the woman had lost her child. But when MissMary got about, the woman used to bring the baby--he was "MasterCharley"--to my mother's. One daa, when she went down, my mother towdher that he warn't well; so off she went to see him. When she got homeshe was late, and the owd man was kep' waitin' for his dinner. As soonas he see her, he roared out, "What! hev yeou bin to see yar bastard?" "Ofather, " says sh...e, "yeou shoun't saa so. " "Shoun't saa so, " said he, "shoun't I? I can saa wuss than that. " And then he called her a badname. She got up, nivver said a wadd, but walked straight out of thefront door. They din't take much notiz at fust, but when she din't comeback, they got scared, and looked for her all about; and at last theyfound her in the moot, at the bottom of the orchard.
O lawk, a lawk!
The Owd Master nivver could howd up arter that. 'Fore that, if he wasput out, yeou could hear 'im all over the farm, a-cussin' and swearin'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He woun't let the child stop in the house, but sent it awaa to ahouse three miles off, where the woman had lost her child. But when MissMary got about, the woman used to bring the baby--he was "MasterCharley"--to my mother's. One daa, when she went down, my mother towdher that he warn't well; so off she went to see him. When she got homeshe was late, and the owd man was kep' waitin' for his dinner. As soonas he see her, he roared out, "What! hev yeou bin to see yar bastard?" "Ofather, " says sh...e, "yeou shoun't saa so. " "Shoun't saa so, " said he, "shoun't I? I can saa wuss than that. " And then he called her a badname. She got up, nivver said a wadd, but walked straight out of thefront door. They din't take much notiz at fust, but when she din't comeback, they got scared, and looked for her all about; and at last theyfound her in the moot, at the bottom of the orchard.
O lawk, a lawk!
The Owd Master nivver could howd up arter that. 'Fore that, if he wasput out, yeou could hear 'im all over the farm, a-cussin' and swearin'.
What to read after Two Suffolk Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Groome, Francis Hindes, 1851-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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