Our Little Town And Other Cornish Tales And Fancies
Our Little Town And Other Cornish Tales And Fancies
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Not one of 'em had a chance with Theophilus, and two year running he held the Belt. " I was so injudicious as to ask who beat him the third year. Corin snorted contemptuously.
" Beat en ! Beat Theophilus ! There wadn' a man alife could do that. Nor there edn' a man alife could do it now, for all he's twenty year older than what 'a was then. Beat Theophilus ? No, no ! Nobody bet en, then nor since. He give the Belt up of his own self — resigned it, as you may say. " Naturally I wanted to know wh...y.
" Chap dursen' use his strength, " said Corin impressively.
Again I asked why. Corin waxed eloquent.
" Look ! " he exclaimed, pointing a dramatic finger at the slumbering hero. " There's a pair of arms to be 'levering broc'lo and taties and apples by the pint and by the quart and A STRONG MAN 2 45 by the gallon ! Selling greens — edn' that a mean trade for the strongest man in Cornwall ? All that power and all those shoulders wasting theirselfs 'pon cabbages — edn' that a wisht malincholy sight for 'e ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not one of 'em had a chance with Theophilus, and two year running he held the Belt. " I was so injudicious as to ask who beat him the third year. Corin snorted contemptuously.
" Beat en ! Beat Theophilus ! There wadn' a man alife could do that. Nor there edn' a man alife could do it now, for all he's twenty year older than what 'a was then. Beat Theophilus ? No, no ! Nobody bet en, then nor since. He give the Belt up of his own self — resigned it, as you may say. " Naturally I wanted to know wh...y.
" Chap dursen' use his strength, " said Corin impressively.
Again I asked why. Corin waxed eloquent.
" Look ! " he exclaimed, pointing a dramatic finger at the slumbering hero. " There's a pair of arms to be 'levering broc'lo and taties and apples by the pint and by the quart and A STRONG MAN 2 45 by the gallon ! Selling greens — edn' that a mean trade for the strongest man in Cornwall ? All that power and all those shoulders wasting theirselfs 'pon cabbages — edn' that a wisht malincholy sight for 'e ?
What to read after Our Little Town And Other Cornish Tales And Fancies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles James Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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