The Garret And the Garden
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You're welcome. But, wotiver you do, old Liz, keep off the drink. " "Well, that's just what I do, " replied Liz promptly, as she handed herfriend a cup of hot tea, "and that's just what I was goin' to advise_you_ to do. Keep off the drink. " Feeling that she had slightly committed herself, Mrs Rampy gave a shortlaugh and proceeded to drink with much gusto, and with a preliminary"Here's luck!" from the force of habit.
"But what's the matter with you to-day, Liz?" she asked, setting her cupdown e...mpty and looking, if not asking, for more; "you looks dull. " "Do I? I shouldn't ought to, I'm sure, for there's more blessin's thansorrows in _my_ cup, " said Liz.
"Just you put another lump o' sugar in _my_ cup, anyhow, " returned herfriend. "I likes it sweet, Liz. Thank 'ee. But what 'as 'appened toyou?" Old Liz explained her circumstances in a pitiful tone, yet withoutmaking very much phrase about it, though she could not refrain fromexpressing wonder that her railway dividends had dwindled down tonothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You're welcome. But, wotiver you do, old Liz, keep off the drink. " "Well, that's just what I do, " replied Liz promptly, as she handed herfriend a cup of hot tea, "and that's just what I was goin' to advise_you_ to do. Keep off the drink. " Feeling that she had slightly committed herself, Mrs Rampy gave a shortlaugh and proceeded to drink with much gusto, and with a preliminary"Here's luck!" from the force of habit.
"But what's the matter with you to-day, Liz?" she asked, setting her cupdown e...mpty and looking, if not asking, for more; "you looks dull. " "Do I? I shouldn't ought to, I'm sure, for there's more blessin's thansorrows in _my_ cup, " said Liz.
"Just you put another lump o' sugar in _my_ cup, anyhow, " returned herfriend. "I likes it sweet, Liz. Thank 'ee. But what 'as 'appened toyou?" Old Liz explained her circumstances in a pitiful tone, yet withoutmaking very much phrase about it, though she could not refrain fromexpressing wonder that her railway dividends had dwindled down tonothing.
What to read after The Garret And the Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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