Littlebourne Lock
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It was still and cloudless andwarm. While he was standing idly beside the running water, listeningto the twitter of birds and the lowing of cows, he heard yet anothercry, that of a man; and presently he saw on the far-off bank thefigure of a big, burly man with a bushy beard.
"I do believe it's Mrs. Bosher's brother!" "Over! over!" bawled the man, as if hailing a ferry-boat.
"Well, if that ain't a joke! I ain't the ferry. Here you, Phil, jumpinto the _Fairy_ and go and see what that man wants. ..." So Phil played the part of the ferry and brought Mrs. Bosher's brotherto the lock-eyot.
He told his story. The previous evening he had met a young girl in thewood, and as it was private property, he had warned her out of it. Afterwards he found that she had gone to his sister's house, evidentlya runaway, and had engaged herself as a general servant. But Mrs. Bosher, who was one that never took no rest, never even took off herbonnet, saw through that girl, and knew right well that she had comefrom the Littlebourne side of the river; and perhaps Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was still and cloudless andwarm. While he was standing idly beside the running water, listeningto the twitter of birds and the lowing of cows, he heard yet anothercry, that of a man; and presently he saw on the far-off bank thefigure of a big, burly man with a bushy beard.
"I do believe it's Mrs. Bosher's brother!" "Over! over!" bawled the man, as if hailing a ferry-boat.
"Well, if that ain't a joke! I ain't the ferry. Here you, Phil, jumpinto the _Fairy_ and go and see what that man wants. ..." So Phil played the part of the ferry and brought Mrs. Bosher's brotherto the lock-eyot.
He told his story. The previous evening he had met a young girl in thewood, and as it was private property, he had warned her out of it. Afterwards he found that she had gone to his sister's house, evidentlya runaway, and had engaged herself as a general servant. But Mrs. Bosher, who was one that never took no rest, never even took off herbonnet, saw through that girl, and knew right well that she had comefrom the Littlebourne side of the river; and perhaps Mrs.
What to read after Littlebourne Lock?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrison F. Bayford to read onlineMoreLess
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