Charles Dickens, Social Reformer; the Social Teachings of England's Great Novelist
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" ' I beg your pardon, sir, could I take the liberty of saying a word ? ' " ' Yes, what is it ? " " ' I am greatly better in my health, sir ; but what I want, to get me quite round,' with his hand on his throat, ' is a little fresh air, sir. It has always done my complaint so much good, sir. The regular leave for going out, comes round so seldom that if the gentlemen, next Friday, would give me leave to go out walking, now and again — for only an hour or so, sir ! ' " Who could wonder, looking ...through those weary vistas of bed and infirmity, that it should do him good to meet with some other scenes, and assure himself that there was something else on earth ? Who could help wondering why the old men lived on as they did ; what grasp they had on life ; what crumbs of interest or occupation they could pick up from its bare board ; whether Charley Walters had ever described to them the days when he kept company with some old pauper woman in the bud, or Billy Stevens ever told them of the time when he was a dweller in the far-off foreign land called Home !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ' I beg your pardon, sir, could I take the liberty of saying a word ? ' " ' Yes, what is it ? " " ' I am greatly better in my health, sir ; but what I want, to get me quite round,' with his hand on his throat, ' is a little fresh air, sir. It has always done my complaint so much good, sir. The regular leave for going out, comes round so seldom that if the gentlemen, next Friday, would give me leave to go out walking, now and again — for only an hour or so, sir ! ' " Who could wonder, looking ...through those weary vistas of bed and infirmity, that it should do him good to meet with some other scenes, and assure himself that there was something else on earth ? Who could help wondering why the old men lived on as they did ; what grasp they had on life ; what crumbs of interest or occupation they could pick up from its bare board ; whether Charley Walters had ever described to them the days when he kept company with some old pauper woman in the bud, or Billy Stevens ever told them of the time when he was a dweller in the far-off foreign land called Home !
What to read after Charles Dickens, Social Reformer; the Social Teachings of England's Great Novelist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crotch, W. Walter (William Walter), 1874-1947 to read onlineMoreLess
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