James Woodford : Carpenter And Chartist 2
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I MUST now go back to the miserable work that was going on during the previous autumn of 1848, and which led to conse- quences more melancholy for those I loved, and so for me, than anything I had ever known before, or am likely, I hope, to know again. I keep putting off coming to it, for it was a dismal time.
My evenings during that autumn, I re- member, were generally pretty well occu- pied in working with Lovett, Bembridge, Xeesom, and the rest, at the National Hall, or, now and then, with t...eaching a young- apprentice in our shop how to set out his work, &c. Sometimes I had a pleasant chat with Mr. and Mrs. Roberts (though not very often — they were so busy), and p 2 224 JAMES WOODFORD, also, as I have just said, with an old friend like RufEord. But on Saturday evenings I generally went to tlie '' Sawyers' Arms " for an liour or two, to talk over the week's news.
One night, Davie, who was often with us, came in immensely excited, with several of his shopmates, called for his pint, but wouldn't sit down to drink it, and walked up and down fuming, till we made him tell us all about it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I MUST now go back to the miserable work that was going on during the previous autumn of 1848, and which led to conse- quences more melancholy for those I loved, and so for me, than anything I had ever known before, or am likely, I hope, to know again. I keep putting off coming to it, for it was a dismal time.
My evenings during that autumn, I re- member, were generally pretty well occu- pied in working with Lovett, Bembridge, Xeesom, and the rest, at the National Hall, or, now and then, with t...eaching a young- apprentice in our shop how to set out his work, &c. Sometimes I had a pleasant chat with Mr. and Mrs. Roberts (though not very often — they were so busy), and p 2 224 JAMES WOODFORD, also, as I have just said, with an old friend like RufEord. But on Saturday evenings I generally went to tlie '' Sawyers' Arms " for an liour or two, to talk over the week's news.
One night, Davie, who was often with us, came in immensely excited, with several of his shopmates, called for his pint, but wouldn't sit down to drink it, and walked up and down fuming, till we made him tell us all about it.
What to read after James Woodford : Carpenter And Chartist 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Solly, Henry, B. 1813? to read onlineMoreLess
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