Only a Factory Boy And From Ball Room to Weave Room
Only a Factory Boy And From Ball Room to Weave Room
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Jack worked hard that day. He missed the rest between doffs, and was very tired, but happy, when night came.
"I've already fed an' watered the stock, Jack. I didn't have much work today, and had nothing to do. You eat your supper before ye go to your quarters, " said Baxter, as he stopped Jack in the yard. Jack always went straight to the barn from the mill, and looked after the stock before ating his own supper.
"Thank you, Mr. Baxter; but if you do my work, I must pay my board, " was the repl...y.
"I ain't goin' to do your work often, " laughed the man. "I just done it this time 'cause — well, jest 'cause, " and Baxter pushed Jack into the kitchen, where supper and more congratu- lations were waiting.
He helped to clear the table and wash the dishes, then went to the little room in the barn, that he had learned to love so well and looked on as home. When he opened the door he was dumb- founded. A brilliant electric light swung over the table on which was a pretty new cover and several nice books.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jack worked hard that day. He missed the rest between doffs, and was very tired, but happy, when night came.
"I've already fed an' watered the stock, Jack. I didn't have much work today, and had nothing to do. You eat your supper before ye go to your quarters, " said Baxter, as he stopped Jack in the yard. Jack always went straight to the barn from the mill, and looked after the stock before ating his own supper.
"Thank you, Mr. Baxter; but if you do my work, I must pay my board, " was the repl...y.
"I ain't goin' to do your work often, " laughed the man. "I just done it this time 'cause — well, jest 'cause, " and Baxter pushed Jack into the kitchen, where supper and more congratu- lations were waiting.
He helped to clear the table and wash the dishes, then went to the little room in the barn, that he had learned to love so well and looked on as home. When he opened the door he was dumb- founded. A brilliant electric light swung over the table on which was a pretty new cover and several nice books.
What to read after Only a Factory Boy And From Ball Room to Weave Room?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ethel Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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