Wintry Peacock
Wintry Peacock
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She gathered him up and put her lips to his beak. Shewas flushed and handsome, her eyes bright, her hair slack, thick, butmore witch-like than ever. She did not speak.
She had been followed by a grey-haired woman with a round, rather sallowface and a slightly hostile bearing.
"Did you bring him with you, then?" she asked sharply. I answered that Ihad rescued him the previous evening.
From the background slowly approached a slender man with a greymoustache and large patches on his trousers.
"You...'ve got 'im back 'gain, Ah see, " he said to his daughter-in-law. Hiswife explained how I had found Joey.
"Ah, " went on the grey man. "It wor our Alfred scarred him off, backyour life. He must 'a' flyed ower t' valley. Tha ma' thank thy starsas 'e wor fun, Maggie. 'E'd a bin froze. They a bit nesh, you know, " heconcluded to me.
"They are, " I answered. "This isn't their country. " "No, it isna, " replied Mr. Goyte. He spoke very slowly and deliberately, quietly, as if the soft pedal were always down in his voice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She gathered him up and put her lips to his beak. Shewas flushed and handsome, her eyes bright, her hair slack, thick, butmore witch-like than ever. She did not speak.
She had been followed by a grey-haired woman with a round, rather sallowface and a slightly hostile bearing.
"Did you bring him with you, then?" she asked sharply. I answered that Ihad rescued him the previous evening.
From the background slowly approached a slender man with a greymoustache and large patches on his trousers.
"You...'ve got 'im back 'gain, Ah see, " he said to his daughter-in-law. Hiswife explained how I had found Joey.
"Ah, " went on the grey man. "It wor our Alfred scarred him off, backyour life. He must 'a' flyed ower t' valley. Tha ma' thank thy starsas 'e wor fun, Maggie. 'E'd a bin froze. They a bit nesh, you know, " heconcluded to me.
"They are, " I answered. "This isn't their country. " "No, it isna, " replied Mr. Goyte. He spoke very slowly and deliberately, quietly, as if the soft pedal were always down in his voice.
What to read after Wintry Peacock?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawrence, D. H. (David Herbert), 1885-1930 to read onlineMoreLess
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