Dirty Work
Dirty Work
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I stood looking at 'im. I could speak then, but I couldn't think of anywords good enough; not with a policeman standing by with a notebook in'is pocket.
"Wot was you ringing my bell for?" I ses, at last.
"Why didn't you answer it before?" ses the landlord. "D'you think I'vegot nothing better to do than to stand ringing your bell for three-quarters of an hour? Some people would report you. " "I know my dooty, " I ses; "there's no craft up to-night, and no reasonfor anybody to come to my bell. If... I was to open the gate every time aparcel of overgrown boys rang my bell I should 'ave enough to do. " "Well, I'll overlook it this time, seeing as you're an old man andcouldn't get another sleeping-in job, " he ses, looking at the policemanfor him to see 'ow clever 'e was. "Wot about that tanner? That's wotI've come for. " "You be off, " I ses, starting to shut the wicket. "You won't get notanner out of me. " "All right, " he ses, "I shall stand here and go on ringing the bell tillyou pay up, that's all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I stood looking at 'im. I could speak then, but I couldn't think of anywords good enough; not with a policeman standing by with a notebook in'is pocket.
"Wot was you ringing my bell for?" I ses, at last.
"Why didn't you answer it before?" ses the landlord. "D'you think I'vegot nothing better to do than to stand ringing your bell for three-quarters of an hour? Some people would report you. " "I know my dooty, " I ses; "there's no craft up to-night, and no reasonfor anybody to come to my bell. If... I was to open the gate every time aparcel of overgrown boys rang my bell I should 'ave enough to do. " "Well, I'll overlook it this time, seeing as you're an old man andcouldn't get another sleeping-in job, " he ses, looking at the policemanfor him to see 'ow clever 'e was. "Wot about that tanner? That's wotI've come for. " "You be off, " I ses, starting to shut the wicket. "You won't get notanner out of me. " "All right, " he ses, "I shall stand here and go on ringing the bell tillyou pay up, that's all.
What to read after Dirty Work?
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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