Krindlesyke by Wilfrid Wilson Gibson
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Trust a wench for kenning.
Iâve to meet the wife whoâd be a maid again: Once in the fire, no wife, though she may crackle On the live coals, leaps back to the frying-pan. Itâs against nature. ELIZA: Maybe: and yet, somehow, PhÅbe seemed different. EZRA: Iâve found little difference Betwixt one gimmer and another gimmer, When the ramâs among them. But, where does she hail from? ELIZA: Allendale way. Jim met her at Martinmas fair. EZRA: We met ... ELIZA: Ay, fairs have much to answer for. EZRA: I thought âtwas Judith Ellershaw. ELIZA: God forbid âTwas Judith Iâd to share with: though Jim fancied |
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