Peggy of Primrose Farm ..
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M. Why, Peggy, how can you?
Peggy, Easy enough. You know there's a good house on the place and if you'll let Clover come with me and Clover {Clapping hands.) I'd love to do it. Won't it be fun!
Peggy. And if Pa'U let me have Sunny Jim.
{Enter Sunny Jim.) Jim. Roight here I be, mum. Phwat would yez be wantin' iv Sunny Jim?
Peggy. How would you like to leave this place, Mr. O'Reilly?
Jim. Och, divil a bit would I loike it — oxcuse me, mum — I mane I wouldn't loike it at all.
Peggy. But if you wer...e to work for me at Primrose Farm?
Jim. Work for yez, did yez say, at Primorse Farm? Be- gorra, I don't understand.
Mr. M. To make a long story short, Jim, old Joshua Wright took a shine to our Peggy here an' willed her that farm an' the will's jest been discovered.
Jim. Jist so.
Mr. M. An' Peggy's plannin' on runnin' it with your help an' Clover's.
Jim. Bliss me soul. But she's a plucky gurl. Shure an* I'll do me part.
Peggy. Thank you both, you and Clover.
Squire. Well, it begins to look like business.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. Why, Peggy, how can you?
Peggy, Easy enough. You know there's a good house on the place and if you'll let Clover come with me and Clover {Clapping hands.) I'd love to do it. Won't it be fun!
Peggy. And if Pa'U let me have Sunny Jim.
{Enter Sunny Jim.) Jim. Roight here I be, mum. Phwat would yez be wantin' iv Sunny Jim?
Peggy. How would you like to leave this place, Mr. O'Reilly?
Jim. Och, divil a bit would I loike it — oxcuse me, mum — I mane I wouldn't loike it at all.
Peggy. But if you wer...e to work for me at Primrose Farm?
Jim. Work for yez, did yez say, at Primorse Farm? Be- gorra, I don't understand.
Mr. M. To make a long story short, Jim, old Joshua Wright took a shine to our Peggy here an' willed her that farm an' the will's jest been discovered.
Jim. Jist so.
Mr. M. An' Peggy's plannin' on runnin' it with your help an' Clover's.
Jim. Bliss me soul. But she's a plucky gurl. Shure an* I'll do me part.
Peggy. Thank you both, you and Clover.
Squire. Well, it begins to look like business.
What to read after Peggy of Primrose Farm ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bugbee, Willis N. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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