Old England a Gods Eye View of a Village
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99. PETER TODD Now I've come to an understanding with Smithson I feel as if there was nothing else to try for : The Todds will stand first in Fletton.
There's times when I've wished I'd set up in Bly Like Elsom or Fennington or Sharp, or the great Mullens Who've a railway at their front door and a canal at the back, Moving corn in and out like lightning; But for all that I'm glad I didn't: Those chaps go down like ninepins in a bad time, Whilst I've had the farm to lean against, And there's not...hing so substantial as Land Trade comes and goes but Land's always there; It can't run away in the night. Thanks to being well in with the Agent (Using my great influence at elections) I've been able to get both my lads placed out; That's the best of farming ; You can start your boys one at a time without feeling it And help 'em along till they're afloat So they can marry early and begin as they mean to go on (Keeping a sharp eye on their wives Women'll ruin you if you let 'em Look at my brother-in-law).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
99. PETER TODD Now I've come to an understanding with Smithson I feel as if there was nothing else to try for : The Todds will stand first in Fletton.
There's times when I've wished I'd set up in Bly Like Elsom or Fennington or Sharp, or the great Mullens Who've a railway at their front door and a canal at the back, Moving corn in and out like lightning; But for all that I'm glad I didn't: Those chaps go down like ninepins in a bad time, Whilst I've had the farm to lean against, And there's not...hing so substantial as Land Trade comes and goes but Land's always there; It can't run away in the night. Thanks to being well in with the Agent (Using my great influence at elections) I've been able to get both my lads placed out; That's the best of farming ; You can start your boys one at a time without feeling it And help 'em along till they're afloat So they can marry early and begin as they mean to go on (Keeping a sharp eye on their wives Women'll ruin you if you let 'em Look at my brother-in-law).
What to read after Old England a Gods Eye View of a Village?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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