A Tiger's Skin
A Tiger's Skin
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Bill 'ad the bravery to look out of the winder when'e 'eard the pig squeal, but there was such a awful snarling noise that'e daresn't move 'and or foot.
"Dicky Weed's idea was for people with pigs and such-like to keep 'em inthe house of a night, but Peter Gubbins and Bill Chambers both pointedout that the tiger could break a back door with one blow of 'is paw, andthat if 'e got inside he might take something else instead o' pig. Andthey said that it was no worse for other people to lose pigs t...han wot itwas for them.
"The odd thing about it was that all this time nobody 'ad ever seen thetiger except the tramp and people sent their children back to school aginand felt safe going about in the daytime till little Charlie Gubbins camerunning 'ome crying and saying that 'e'd seen it. Next morning a lotmore children see it and was afraid to go to school, and people began towonder wot 'ud happen when all the pigs and poultry was eaten.
"Then Henery Walker see it. We was sitting inside 'ere with scythes, andpitchforks, and such-like things handy, when we see 'im come in without'is hat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bill 'ad the bravery to look out of the winder when'e 'eard the pig squeal, but there was such a awful snarling noise that'e daresn't move 'and or foot.
"Dicky Weed's idea was for people with pigs and such-like to keep 'em inthe house of a night, but Peter Gubbins and Bill Chambers both pointedout that the tiger could break a back door with one blow of 'is paw, andthat if 'e got inside he might take something else instead o' pig. Andthey said that it was no worse for other people to lose pigs t...han wot itwas for them.
"The odd thing about it was that all this time nobody 'ad ever seen thetiger except the tramp and people sent their children back to school aginand felt safe going about in the daytime till little Charlie Gubbins camerunning 'ome crying and saying that 'e'd seen it. Next morning a lotmore children see it and was afraid to go to school, and people began towonder wot 'ud happen when all the pigs and poultry was eaten.
"Then Henery Walker see it. We was sitting inside 'ere with scythes, andpitchforks, and such-like things handy, when we see 'im come in without'is hat.
What to read after A Tiger's Skin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobs William Wymark to read onlineMoreLess
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