Little Hodge
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" Ay ! ee were too cruel to un ! Do ee recklect how ee towld un to cut a's throat ! Mebbe y'ave a gone and done it. Thce'lt have un laaid to thy chairge. " Mrs. Nollekens gave the best proof of her re- morse by holding her tongue.
On the third day the news had spread that John Hodge had disappeared. Mr. Jolly made inquiries, K 2 132 Little Hodge.
and sent for the relieving-officer. By this time Mary was in great distress. The scrap of paper now covered only a few halfpence, and the clothes pro-... blem had ceased to have some of its terms. On the fourth day the relieving-officer came and ex- amined Mary. He was not consoled. Eleven children were thrown on the parish as clear as day- light. They were destitute of food and clothing, and must be taken into the workhouse. The Union Committee of the labourers . However, scanty as were their funds, resolved to take charge of Mary and Little Hodge, and Mrs. Nollekens received them into her house. The rest were removed to the Union. Meantime a large placard was posted about the country offering a reward for John Hodge's apprehension.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Ay ! ee were too cruel to un ! Do ee recklect how ee towld un to cut a's throat ! Mebbe y'ave a gone and done it. Thce'lt have un laaid to thy chairge. " Mrs. Nollekens gave the best proof of her re- morse by holding her tongue.
On the third day the news had spread that John Hodge had disappeared. Mr. Jolly made inquiries, K 2 132 Little Hodge.
and sent for the relieving-officer. By this time Mary was in great distress. The scrap of paper now covered only a few halfpence, and the clothes pro-... blem had ceased to have some of its terms. On the fourth day the relieving-officer came and ex- amined Mary. He was not consoled. Eleven children were thrown on the parish as clear as day- light. They were destitute of food and clothing, and must be taken into the workhouse. The Union Committee of the labourers . However, scanty as were their funds, resolved to take charge of Mary and Little Hodge, and Mrs. Nollekens received them into her house. The rest were removed to the Union. Meantime a large placard was posted about the country offering a reward for John Hodge's apprehension.
What to read after Little Hodge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jenkins Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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