Hetty And Other Stories
Hetty And Other Stories
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And our connection resents it naturally. My man says, ' it is agin the law, ' and they make answer, ' do you accuse us of abetting an' breaking the law?' and he, with his spirit, makes answer, ' I do. ' Then you need not call again, Mr. Spicer, ' they says ; and that is your doing. " " You are very impertinent and entirely wrong, " said Rebecca ; " if I have prevented Mr. Spicer, my very good friend, from sending boys up these horrible chimneys, I am very glad. I would have anyone transported w...ho sent those children up the chimneys. I want to know when Mr. Spicer will be at home. " " Then you just shan't. I don't want him near yours. There's worse gone on in that house than sending boys up flues. Better send a boy up a flue than chuck a woman downstairs. You shan't see him — you shan't see him lawk, old man, is that you ? " It was indeed that worthy chimney-sweep, who had been awakened by his wife's voice, and had heard the whole of the argument while he was dressing. And a very fine, ^rave-looking man Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And our connection resents it naturally. My man says, ' it is agin the law, ' and they make answer, ' do you accuse us of abetting an' breaking the law?' and he, with his spirit, makes answer, ' I do. ' Then you need not call again, Mr. Spicer, ' they says ; and that is your doing. " " You are very impertinent and entirely wrong, " said Rebecca ; " if I have prevented Mr. Spicer, my very good friend, from sending boys up these horrible chimneys, I am very glad. I would have anyone transported w...ho sent those children up the chimneys. I want to know when Mr. Spicer will be at home. " " Then you just shan't. I don't want him near yours. There's worse gone on in that house than sending boys up flues. Better send a boy up a flue than chuck a woman downstairs. You shan't see him — you shan't see him lawk, old man, is that you ? " It was indeed that worthy chimney-sweep, who had been awakened by his wife's voice, and had heard the whole of the argument while he was dressing. And a very fine, ^rave-looking man Mr.
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