Cinders
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Jack. But thanks for your sympathy all the same, Cinders. 1 always knew you had a motherly heart under all that— dust.
Cinders. It's the cinders, sir. But you're wrong about the 'eart, Mr. Warrenter. I ain't got none. Least- ways, Jem Stone sez so.
Jack. Jem Stone, who's he ?
Cinders. Alius comes ter tea a-Sunday, and brings srimps.
Jack. Always shrimps, Cinders ?
Cinders. No, sir, sometimes it's creases. Onct on my birfday it was sprats.
Jack. But what have shrimps and creases and sprats to do... with your having no heart ? What made him say that?
Cinders, (hesitates, and holding out gloved hand) Well, sir, 'e wants ter sit and 'old my 'and, and I don't like it !
Jack. Wants to sit and hold your hand ! Here, I say, Cinders, you haven't got a sweetheart, have you ? As your legal adviser, 1 mean, godfather, I can't allow that, you know !
Cinders. Well, sir, 'e ain't much of a one.
Jack. I don't know. Shrimps and creases and sprats and wanting to sit and hold your hand, sounds very like real bona fide — courting !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jack. But thanks for your sympathy all the same, Cinders. 1 always knew you had a motherly heart under all that— dust.
Cinders. It's the cinders, sir. But you're wrong about the 'eart, Mr. Warrenter. I ain't got none. Least- ways, Jem Stone sez so.
Jack. Jem Stone, who's he ?
Cinders. Alius comes ter tea a-Sunday, and brings srimps.
Jack. Always shrimps, Cinders ?
Cinders. No, sir, sometimes it's creases. Onct on my birfday it was sprats.
Jack. But what have shrimps and creases and sprats to do... with your having no heart ? What made him say that?
Cinders, (hesitates, and holding out gloved hand) Well, sir, 'e wants ter sit and 'old my 'and, and I don't like it !
Jack. Wants to sit and hold your hand ! Here, I say, Cinders, you haven't got a sweetheart, have you ? As your legal adviser, 1 mean, godfather, I can't allow that, you know !
Cinders. Well, sir, 'e ain't much of a one.
Jack. I don't know. Shrimps and creases and sprats and wanting to sit and hold your hand, sounds very like real bona fide — courting !
What to read after Cinders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tinsley, Lily to read onlineMoreLess
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