In Dickens Street
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Become hard. " Now Jenny Wren, as is well known, could be hard — so hard that her friends had to remonstrate. "Don't you think you are rather hard on him" — that is, on the Superman — said Lizzie Hexam once. "'Not a bit, ' replied the sage Miss Jenny Wren. F They don't care for you, those fellows, if you're not hard. ' " And need we remind readers of the policy she 84 IN DICKENS STREET proposed to adopt with naughty children. Black doors were to be opened into black vaults, and, when the vaults... were filled with children, the doors were to be locked, and pepper was to be blown through the keyhole. " ' And what would be the use of blowing in pepper/ asked Charley Hexam. 'To make them sneeze, ' said Jenny Wren. ' And when they were all sneezing, I'd mock them through the keyhole. ' " Dreadful as this is, there are further symptoms of ferocity to be noted. What a gruesome fate, for example, awaited the Superman if he should resemble the " bad child, " and consume the major portion of his weekly wage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Become hard. " Now Jenny Wren, as is well known, could be hard — so hard that her friends had to remonstrate. "Don't you think you are rather hard on him" — that is, on the Superman — said Lizzie Hexam once. "'Not a bit, ' replied the sage Miss Jenny Wren. F They don't care for you, those fellows, if you're not hard. ' " And need we remind readers of the policy she 84 IN DICKENS STREET proposed to adopt with naughty children. Black doors were to be opened into black vaults, and, when the vaults... were filled with children, the doors were to be locked, and pepper was to be blown through the keyhole. " ' And what would be the use of blowing in pepper/ asked Charley Hexam. 'To make them sneeze, ' said Jenny Wren. ' And when they were all sneezing, I'd mock them through the keyhole. ' " Dreadful as this is, there are further symptoms of ferocity to be noted. What a gruesome fate, for example, awaited the Superman if he should resemble the " bad child, " and consume the major portion of his weekly wage.
What to read after In Dickens Street?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W R Thomson to read onlineMoreLess
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