Margaret Ogilvy
Margaret Ogilvy
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' He looked ill-happit But that was after I made the bargain/ 'Were there bairns in the cart ? ' 'There might have been a bit lassie in the cart* 1 1 thought as much. What did you give her? I heard you in the pantry/ 'Four shillings was what I got that chair for/ replies my mother firmly. If I don't interfere there will be a coldness be- tween them for at least a minute. ' There is blood on your finger/ I say to my mother.
'So there is/ she says, concealing her hand.
'Blood!' exclaims my sister... anxiously, and then with a cry of triumph, ' I warrant HER MAID OF ALL WORK 123 it 's jelly. You gave that lassie one of the jelly cans! 9 The Glasgow waiter brings up tea, and presently my sister is able to rise, and after a sharp fight I am expelled from the kitchen. The last thing I do as maid of all work is to lug upstairs the clothes- basket which has just arrived with the mangling. Now there is delicious linen for my mother to finger ; there was always rapture on her face when the clothes- basket came in ; it never failed to make her once more the active genius of the house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' He looked ill-happit But that was after I made the bargain/ 'Were there bairns in the cart ? ' 'There might have been a bit lassie in the cart* 1 1 thought as much. What did you give her? I heard you in the pantry/ 'Four shillings was what I got that chair for/ replies my mother firmly. If I don't interfere there will be a coldness be- tween them for at least a minute. ' There is blood on your finger/ I say to my mother.
'So there is/ she says, concealing her hand.
'Blood!' exclaims my sister... anxiously, and then with a cry of triumph, ' I warrant HER MAID OF ALL WORK 123 it 's jelly. You gave that lassie one of the jelly cans! 9 The Glasgow waiter brings up tea, and presently my sister is able to rise, and after a sharp fight I am expelled from the kitchen. The last thing I do as maid of all work is to lug upstairs the clothes- basket which has just arrived with the mangling. Now there is delicious linen for my mother to finger ; there was always rapture on her face when the clothes- basket came in ; it never failed to make her once more the active genius of the house.
What to read after Margaret Ogilvy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rogers, Bruce, 1870-1957, Former Owner. Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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