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For shame, Gvpsy, on such a dark, cold night as this, no man, with a roof over his head, should deny admitance toothers.
It is true sir! that the accommodation that we can offer, is but poor, but such as it is, you are welcome to it, very welcome.
Bruce. And what ever it is, I accept it most gratefully, unless, indeed, I shall give too much trouble to — Jack. My daughter, sir! No, you'll give no trouble to her, I will wait upon you, as I have to wait upon her. Poor men's daughters are tine ladi...es now days and want waiting upon.
Bruce. Your daughter lo#ks ill, sir!
Jack. Oh! girls were healthier when they worked harder.
Gyp. Never mind me. If this gentleman has ridden hard and means to stav, his horse ought to be taken care of.
Bruce. Wisely spoken, I have ridden far and harJ. Perhaps you will make him comfortable as you can, at once.
(Jack lights lantern and gives to Gyp Jack. Take the horse 'round to the stable, Gypsy, unsaddle him, wipe him clown, give him a good feed and lock him in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For shame, Gvpsy, on such a dark, cold night as this, no man, with a roof over his head, should deny admitance toothers.
It is true sir! that the accommodation that we can offer, is but poor, but such as it is, you are welcome to it, very welcome.
Bruce. And what ever it is, I accept it most gratefully, unless, indeed, I shall give too much trouble to — Jack. My daughter, sir! No, you'll give no trouble to her, I will wait upon you, as I have to wait upon her. Poor men's daughters are tine ladi...es now days and want waiting upon.
Bruce. Your daughter lo#ks ill, sir!
Jack. Oh! girls were healthier when they worked harder.
Gyp. Never mind me. If this gentleman has ridden hard and means to stav, his horse ought to be taken care of.
Bruce. Wisely spoken, I have ridden far and harJ. Perhaps you will make him comfortable as you can, at once.
(Jack lights lantern and gives to Gyp Jack. Take the horse 'round to the stable, Gypsy, unsaddle him, wipe him clown, give him a good feed and lock him in.
What to read after The Old Wayside Inn ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crary, J. E. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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