A Lighthouse Village
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I on'y say it 's a livin' shame leavin' Nathaniel Tewksbury's meetin' an' gaddin'. 'T ain't nothin' else. Them young women out'n the choir, an' the men, an' the cornet jest gaddin' after that Elder. I 'm ashamed of 'em. Comin' here with his pomposity an' his whiskers, an' his cheeks gittin* fatter ev'ry week the way the 68 A LIGHTHOUSE VILLAGE women cooked him up one mess o' food an* 'nother 'cause he said he was pindlin' when he come here. And prayin' ev'ry night into the vestry, an' callin' i...t revivals when it warn't only bluster an' cry with mor'n half the women folks, an' only seven men saved from everlastin' perdition in five weeks, an' him livin' round on the parish like a porpoise. He made me mad to see him. E He 's a good man an' all that/ says Mr. Tewksbury to me, when I fuss at his ways o' doin', an' speakin' ill o' him behind his back, which I told Mr. Tewksbury plum straight I 'd as lief say to his face, an' him so patient an' f orbearin' with me if I hain't only his housekeeper, an' no kith nor kin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I on'y say it 's a livin' shame leavin' Nathaniel Tewksbury's meetin' an' gaddin'. 'T ain't nothin' else. Them young women out'n the choir, an' the men, an' the cornet jest gaddin' after that Elder. I 'm ashamed of 'em. Comin' here with his pomposity an' his whiskers, an' his cheeks gittin* fatter ev'ry week the way the 68 A LIGHTHOUSE VILLAGE women cooked him up one mess o' food an* 'nother 'cause he said he was pindlin' when he come here. And prayin' ev'ry night into the vestry, an' callin' i...t revivals when it warn't only bluster an' cry with mor'n half the women folks, an' only seven men saved from everlastin' perdition in five weeks, an' him livin' round on the parish like a porpoise. He made me mad to see him. E He 's a good man an' all that/ says Mr. Tewksbury to me, when I fuss at his ways o' doin', an' speakin' ill o' him behind his back, which I told Mr. Tewksbury plum straight I 'd as lief say to his face, an' him so patient an' f orbearin' with me if I hain't only his housekeeper, an' no kith nor kin.
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