Vanessa
Vanessa
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"I was only a lad, " he repeated, "and very much taken up with Molly Moggs the dairy-maid, who was THE WEDDING. 153 six years older than me, and had been keeping com- pany with our carter since they went to Sunday- school together, though I knew nought of it. I came into the milking-house one afternoon, and, never thinking that mother was in the next stall, I came be- hind Moll as she bent over the milking-pail, took up her face in my two hands, and gave her a smacking kiss. Mother turned sharp... round to say that Moll was wasting her time, with her face all aflame when she saw that it was I. There was Moll crying behind her apron, and I stood there like a fool not knowing what to do or say. 'You say that he never served you so before, Moll, ' said mother, 'and I'll show you what to do if he ever offers to serve you so again. ' She pulled my head down by the hair and gave me such a box on the ear as made the sparks fly out of my eyes. I did not think so much of the blow, but it made me mad to see Moll drop her apron and forget her crying, and lay her head against the cow's side to laugh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I was only a lad, " he repeated, "and very much taken up with Molly Moggs the dairy-maid, who was THE WEDDING. 153 six years older than me, and had been keeping com- pany with our carter since they went to Sunday- school together, though I knew nought of it. I came into the milking-house one afternoon, and, never thinking that mother was in the next stall, I came be- hind Moll as she bent over the milking-pail, took up her face in my two hands, and gave her a smacking kiss. Mother turned sharp... round to say that Moll was wasting her time, with her face all aflame when she saw that it was I. There was Moll crying behind her apron, and I stood there like a fool not knowing what to do or say. 'You say that he never served you so before, Moll, ' said mother, 'and I'll show you what to do if he ever offers to serve you so again. ' She pulled my head down by the hair and gave me such a box on the ear as made the sparks fly out of my eyes. I did not think so much of the blow, but it made me mad to see Moll drop her apron and forget her crying, and lay her head against the cow's side to laugh.
What to read after Vanessa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H B Paull to read onlineMoreLess
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