Yr Ynys Unyg
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_--"Now, dear Smart, go on. " _Smart. _--"Yes, Miss Lilly, but what a head o' hair you have, my prettyyoung lady; why here are curls enough to hang a score of pirates, butnever a hair shall go near them, mark my words. They shall hew me intomince-meat ere they look on the sight that makes me strong as lions. " _Lilly. _--"But go on, dear Smart. " _Smart. _--"The breadth and length of them shall pass over my body erethey touch even Mrs. Hargrave. My heart sings with joy. I feel as agiant refresh...ed, now I know thee to be all safe and well, and growed sobeautiful. I wants nothing, I cares for nothing. It's enough that I seeyou once more. " _All the little girls and boys. _--"But, dear Smart, go on. What did thepirates do to you?" _Smart. _--"They did that to me as I never thought living man would do. They marked my back with stripes, but I never felt them, for the woundin my heart. They worked me worse than any horse; yet I was glad to bedruv from my thoughts. And when I would fall from weakness, want, andhard treatment, I would sink with pleasure, trusting my time was come, and that they would have nothing but senseless clay to kick.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_--"Now, dear Smart, go on. " _Smart. _--"Yes, Miss Lilly, but what a head o' hair you have, my prettyyoung lady; why here are curls enough to hang a score of pirates, butnever a hair shall go near them, mark my words. They shall hew me intomince-meat ere they look on the sight that makes me strong as lions. " _Lilly. _--"But go on, dear Smart. " _Smart. _--"The breadth and length of them shall pass over my body erethey touch even Mrs. Hargrave. My heart sings with joy. I feel as agiant refresh...ed, now I know thee to be all safe and well, and growed sobeautiful. I wants nothing, I cares for nothing. It's enough that I seeyou once more. " _All the little girls and boys. _--"But, dear Smart, go on. What did thepirates do to you?" _Smart. _--"They did that to me as I never thought living man would do. They marked my back with stripes, but I never felt them, for the woundin my heart. They worked me worse than any horse; yet I was glad to bedruv from my thoughts. And when I would fall from weakness, want, andhard treatment, I would sink with pleasure, trusting my time was come, and that they would have nothing but senseless clay to kick.
What to read after Yr Ynys Unyg?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Winton Julia De to read onlineMoreLess
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