Oh Christina
Oh Christina
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Ye've got to be fly for her. So I turned a' the saxes into nines, an' telPt her she could buy twa things for a shillin', if she didna tell onybody. I hope she tells everybody ! " " Christina, go and put the tickets right at once. " "What wey? Ye'll sell faur niair things if the customers think they're knockin' doon yer prices. It's fair enough — is't no' ? " Miss Purvis looked doubtful. To her the method seemed barely honest and very undig- nified.
" I'll change them, if ye like, " said Christi...na at last, " but if Miss M'Indoe comes in again, ye'll be nickit, auntie. " And Miss Purvis was thenceforth speechless on the question.
The sale lasted ten days, and the total re- sult, if not all that Christina had expected, was a great deal more than her aunt had dared to hope for.
X "OWER AULD FOR TRUE LOVE" THE piermaster had assured her that the afternoon steamer would not risk call- ing at Kilmabeg in such a gale; but at thirteen one hopes all things, and Christina stood alone on the pier, grasping the rail with her right hand and holding on her black straw hat with her left.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ye've got to be fly for her. So I turned a' the saxes into nines, an' telPt her she could buy twa things for a shillin', if she didna tell onybody. I hope she tells everybody ! " " Christina, go and put the tickets right at once. " "What wey? Ye'll sell faur niair things if the customers think they're knockin' doon yer prices. It's fair enough — is't no' ? " Miss Purvis looked doubtful. To her the method seemed barely honest and very undig- nified.
" I'll change them, if ye like, " said Christi...na at last, " but if Miss M'Indoe comes in again, ye'll be nickit, auntie. " And Miss Purvis was thenceforth speechless on the question.
The sale lasted ten days, and the total re- sult, if not all that Christina had expected, was a great deal more than her aunt had dared to hope for.
X "OWER AULD FOR TRUE LOVE" THE piermaster had assured her that the afternoon steamer would not risk call- ing at Kilmabeg in such a gale; but at thirteen one hopes all things, and Christina stood alone on the pier, grasping the rail with her right hand and holding on her black straw hat with her left.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bell John Joy to read onlineMoreLess
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