A Child of the Jago
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"No fearo' that," said Grinder, shaking his head gloomily. " Not the least fear o' that. 'E knows the cheapest door-mats I got 's one an' six — I 'eard him tell custo- mers so outside a dozen times; an' anyone can see the smoke-jacks is ticketed five an' nine " — as Mr. Weech had seen, when he spoke of them. "I thought that boy was too eager an' willin' to be quite genavin," Dicky's master went on. " 'E ain't 'ad me yut, that 's one comfort : if 226 A CHILD OF THE JAGO anythin' 'ud bin gawn I '...d 'a' missed it. But out 'e goes as soon as *e comes back : you can take yer davy o' that ! " "Ah," replied Mr. Weech, " it 's fear- ful the wickedness there is about, ain't it ?
It 's enough to break yer 'art. Sich a neighb'r'ood too ! W'y, if it was known as I 'd give you this 'ere little friendly in- formation, bein' in business meself an' knowin' wot;it is, my life would n't be safe a hower. It would n't Mr. Grinder." "Would n't it?" said Mr. Grinder.
" You mean them in the Jago, I s'pose." " Yus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"No fearo' that," said Grinder, shaking his head gloomily. " Not the least fear o' that. 'E knows the cheapest door-mats I got 's one an' six — I 'eard him tell custo- mers so outside a dozen times; an' anyone can see the smoke-jacks is ticketed five an' nine " — as Mr. Weech had seen, when he spoke of them. "I thought that boy was too eager an' willin' to be quite genavin," Dicky's master went on. " 'E ain't 'ad me yut, that 's one comfort : if 226 A CHILD OF THE JAGO anythin' 'ud bin gawn I '...d 'a' missed it. But out 'e goes as soon as *e comes back : you can take yer davy o' that ! " "Ah," replied Mr. Weech, " it 's fear- ful the wickedness there is about, ain't it ?
It 's enough to break yer 'art. Sich a neighb'r'ood too ! W'y, if it was known as I 'd give you this 'ere little friendly in- formation, bein' in business meself an' knowin' wot;it is, my life would n't be safe a hower. It would n't Mr. Grinder." "Would n't it?" said Mr. Grinder.
" You mean them in the Jago, I s'pose." " Yus.
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