Old Bradford Illustrated
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He was an avaricious, miserly man. He did not absolutely deprive himself of support, but he grumbled at his own appetite for assert- ing itself. " Skinny Booth " lived alone. The house wherein he existed is a large, roomy building. It was examined after the death of the miser, and found to be in a loathsome condition.
Some of the rooms had to be broken open, and here was found accumulated the filth of years. There are misers who are filthy because they fear that their filth, if removed, would i...n some degree enrich the outer world ; but " Skinny Booth " was willing to support cleanliness in the event of any person volunteering to remove the filth from his house free of charge. As nobody was so disposed he fastened up most of the rooms, and wallowed amid the dirt which gathered in the portion he occupied.
Even to-day the residents of Horton Green have by no means lost the characTter of the old inhabitants. The same neatness and precision is noticeable in the exterior decorations of the little dwellings, and the old folk do not seem to be shorn of any of the homeliness that prevailed amongst a former generation of tenants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was an avaricious, miserly man. He did not absolutely deprive himself of support, but he grumbled at his own appetite for assert- ing itself. " Skinny Booth " lived alone. The house wherein he existed is a large, roomy building. It was examined after the death of the miser, and found to be in a loathsome condition.
Some of the rooms had to be broken open, and here was found accumulated the filth of years. There are misers who are filthy because they fear that their filth, if removed, would i...n some degree enrich the outer world ; but " Skinny Booth " was willing to support cleanliness in the event of any person volunteering to remove the filth from his house free of charge. As nobody was so disposed he fastened up most of the rooms, and wallowed amid the dirt which gathered in the portion he occupied.
Even to-day the residents of Horton Green have by no means lost the characTter of the old inhabitants. The same neatness and precision is noticeable in the exterior decorations of the little dwellings, and the old folk do not seem to be shorn of any of the homeliness that prevailed amongst a former generation of tenants.
What to read after Old Bradford Illustrated?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fieldhouse, Harry to read onlineMoreLess
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