Peter's Pence
Peter's Pence
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Goodman. "I expectPeter enjoyed it. I s'pose 'e is a very strict teetotaller?" "Strict ain't the word for it, " ses Sam, trying to do 'is duty by Peter. "We all are. " "That's right, " ses Mr. Goodman, and he pushed his 'at back and looked atSam very serious. They walked on a bit further, and then Peter's unclestopped sudden just as they was passing a large public-'ouse and lookedat Sam.
"I don't want Peter to know, 'cos it might alarm 'im, " he ses, "but I'vecome over a bit faint. I'll go in '...ere for 'arf a minnit and sit down. You'd better wait outside. " "I'll come in with you, in case you want help, " ses Sam. "I don't mindwot people think. " Mr. Goodman tried to persuade 'im not to, but it was all no good, and atlast 'e walked in and sat down on a tall stool that stood agin the bar, and put his hand to his 'ead.
"I s'pose we shall 'ave to 'ave something, " he ses in a whisper to Sam;"we can't expect to come in and sit down for nothing. What'll you take?" Sam looked at 'im, but he might just as well ha' looked at a brass door-knob.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Goodman. "I expectPeter enjoyed it. I s'pose 'e is a very strict teetotaller?" "Strict ain't the word for it, " ses Sam, trying to do 'is duty by Peter. "We all are. " "That's right, " ses Mr. Goodman, and he pushed his 'at back and looked atSam very serious. They walked on a bit further, and then Peter's unclestopped sudden just as they was passing a large public-'ouse and lookedat Sam.
"I don't want Peter to know, 'cos it might alarm 'im, " he ses, "but I'vecome over a bit faint. I'll go in '...ere for 'arf a minnit and sit down. You'd better wait outside. " "I'll come in with you, in case you want help, " ses Sam. "I don't mindwot people think. " Mr. Goodman tried to persuade 'im not to, but it was all no good, and atlast 'e walked in and sat down on a tall stool that stood agin the bar, and put his hand to his 'ead.
"I s'pose we shall 'ave to 'ave something, " he ses in a whisper to Sam;"we can't expect to come in and sit down for nothing. What'll you take?" Sam looked at 'im, but he might just as well ha' looked at a brass door-knob.
What to read after Peter's Pence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobs William Wymark to read onlineMoreLess
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