Beckside Lights
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He talked of doing so, vowed again and again he would do it, fixed the time for so doing more than once, and yet every morning found him going forth, as usual, with pick and shovel and long-shafted hammer, to his work, A week or two passed, and still no signs of Lige's retirement, and at last, unable longer to endure, Sam opened out upon his friend as they sat by the Clog Shop fire — " Tha'rt a bonny mon to be takkin' th' meit aat o' foak's maaths. " Lige looked up in wonder. He had a feeling t...hat somehow the relations between him and his friend were not so cordial as they used to be, but he could think of no cause for it, and so he answered rather curtly — "Naa wot's up wi' thi?" Sam cocked his elbow on his knee and steadied his pipe in his mouth, and then, removing it for a moment, went on — " A chap as hez twenty-five shilHn' a wik comin' in, an' a hunderd paand i' th' bank, leuks well breiking stooans an' fillin' cart-ruts, and takkin' wage as other foaks are starvin' fur. " Lige winced, but he wasn't going to be taught 174 BECKSIDE LIGHTS his duty by so <:omparatively juvenile="" a="" person="" as="" sam="" and="" so="" he="" replied="" reacon="" thaa="" wants="" th="" job="" thisel="">
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He talked of doing so, vowed again and again he would do it, fixed the time for so doing more than once, and yet every morning found him going forth, as usual, with pick and shovel and long-shafted hammer, to his work, A week or two passed, and still no signs of Lige's retirement, and at last, unable longer to endure, Sam opened out upon his friend as they sat by the Clog Shop fire — " Tha'rt a bonny mon to be takkin' th' meit aat o' foak's maaths. " Lige looked up in wonder. He had a feeling t...hat somehow the relations between him and his friend were not so cordial as they used to be, but he could think of no cause for it, and so he answered rather curtly — "Naa wot's up wi' thi?" Sam cocked his elbow on his knee and steadied his pipe in his mouth, and then, removing it for a moment, went on — " A chap as hez twenty-five shilHn' a wik comin' in, an' a hunderd paand i' th' bank, leuks well breiking stooans an' fillin' cart-ruts, and takkin' wage as other foaks are starvin' fur. " Lige winced, but he wasn't going to be taught 174 BECKSIDE LIGHTS his duty by so <:omparatively juvenile="" a="" person="" as="" sam="" and="" so="" he="" replied="" reacon="" thaa="" wants="" th="" job="" thisel="">
What to read after Beckside Lights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Ackworth to read onlineMoreLess
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