Cumbriana Or Fragments of Cumbrian Life
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Came to pay, when he said, " Ay, maister, it's weel ye've come. I cuddent ha' held out muckle langer, they ordered theirs in sa fiist. " HARD BARGAINING. The late Mr. R W would sometimes wor- ship at the shrine of Bacchus for several days in suc- cession, and during those times the inn at Bolton Gate was the chief seat of his devotions. When others tired of his company, he would send for George Irving, best known as Gwordy Urran, the noted wrestler, to join him. However sweet " gi'en drink " ma...y be, and doubtless was, George at length tired, or professed to be tired, of his job, and struck for higher wages. This was rather a risky experiment, but R agreed to advance him to three shillings and sixpence per day for the work. "\'hen the end of the week came, and payment was duly made, R said, " Now, Gwordy, thou must be douce again " — mean- ing that he should be generous, and treat his employer. Lilustrations of Character ajid Manner. 105 " Nay, Mr. W, " says he, " I cannot afford any luckpenny, but I divent mind givin' ye a day ower.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Came to pay, when he said, " Ay, maister, it's weel ye've come. I cuddent ha' held out muckle langer, they ordered theirs in sa fiist. " HARD BARGAINING. The late Mr. R W would sometimes wor- ship at the shrine of Bacchus for several days in suc- cession, and during those times the inn at Bolton Gate was the chief seat of his devotions. When others tired of his company, he would send for George Irving, best known as Gwordy Urran, the noted wrestler, to join him. However sweet " gi'en drink " ma...y be, and doubtless was, George at length tired, or professed to be tired, of his job, and struck for higher wages. This was rather a risky experiment, but R agreed to advance him to three shillings and sixpence per day for the work. "\'hen the end of the week came, and payment was duly made, R said, " Now, Gwordy, thou must be douce again " — mean- ing that he should be generous, and treat his employer. Lilustrations of Character ajid Manner. 105 " Nay, Mr. W, " says he, " I cannot afford any luckpenny, but I divent mind givin' ye a day ower.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Dickinson to read onlineMoreLess
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