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411
I
thought
perhaps
it
always
rained
or
looked
dark
in
England
,
Mary
said
.
412
Eh
!
no
!
said
Martha
,
sitting
up
on
her
heels
among
her
black
lead
brushes
.
Nowt
o
th
soart
!
413
What
does
that
mean
?
asked
Mary
seriously
.
In
India
the
natives
spoke
different
dialects
which
only
a
few
people
understood
,
so
she
was
not
surprised
when
Martha
used
words
she
did
not
know
.
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414
Martha
laughed
as
she
had
done
the
first
morning
.
415
There
now
,
she
said
.
I
ve
talked
broad
Yorkshire
again
like
Mrs
.
Medlock
said
I
mustn
t
.
416
Nowt
o
th
soart
means
nothin
-
of
-
the
-
sort
,
slowly
and
carefully
,
but
it
takes
so
long
to
say
it
.
Yorkshire
s
th
sunniest
place
on
earth
when
it
is
sunny
.
I
told
thee
tha
d
like
th
moor
after
a
bit
.
Just
you
wait
till
you
see
th
gold
-
colored
gorse
blossoms
an
th
blossoms
o
th
broom
,
an
th
heather
flowerin
,
all
purple
bells
,
an
hundreds
o
butterflies
flutterin
an
bees
hummin
an
skylarks
soarin
up
an
singin
.
You
ll
want
to
get
out
on
it
at
sunrise
an
live
out
on
it
all
day
like
Dickon
does
.
417
Could
I
ever
get
there
?
asked
Mary
wistfully
,
looking
through
her
window
at
the
far
-
off
blue
.
It
was
so
new
and
big
and
wonderful
and
such
a
heavenly
color
.
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418
I
don
t
know
,
answered
Martha
.
Tha
s
never
used
tha
legs
since
tha
was
born
,
it
seems
to
me
.
Tha
couldn
t
walk
five
mile
.
It
s
five
mile
to
our
cottage
.
419
I
should
like
to
see
your
cottage
.
420
Martha
stared
at
her
a
moment
curiously
before
she
took
up
her
polishing
brush
and
began
to
rub
the
grate
again
.
She
was
thinking
that
the
small
plain
face
did
not
look
quite
as
sour
at
this
moment
as
it
had
done
the
first
morning
she
saw
it
.
It
looked
just
a
trifle
like
little
Susan
Ann
s
when
she
wanted
something
very
much
.