Round About the Upper Thames
Round About the Upper Thames
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" A DISPUTED PASSAGE 171 The carter on the farm where John worked as a boy was " a very steern man, " and the ploughboys were sure of a thrashing when they came late to the stables. Many a time John had stopped on the road and fought with his youthful mate to see which should " have it first " when they got to the farm.
One carter would never descend to the thrashing business, though the boys were never so late. Instead, he made them sit down till breakfast-time and then loaded them with the he...aviest set of trace-harness he could find, and made them carry it to and fro in the stables during the meal-hour.
Another teamster was singular in never using a lantern in the stable, not even on the darkest night. When he went to " wrap his horses up " he felt his way about the stalls. As for his horses, he could recognise them anywhere simply by feeling their tails !
One day a travelling salt, on his way from Gloucester to London, was taking a short cut across Farmer B 's field. When he was half-way over the farmer galloped up behind him and cried : " 'Owld on !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A DISPUTED PASSAGE 171 The carter on the farm where John worked as a boy was " a very steern man, " and the ploughboys were sure of a thrashing when they came late to the stables. Many a time John had stopped on the road and fought with his youthful mate to see which should " have it first " when they got to the farm.
One carter would never descend to the thrashing business, though the boys were never so late. Instead, he made them sit down till breakfast-time and then loaded them with the he...aviest set of trace-harness he could find, and made them carry it to and fro in the stables during the meal-hour.
Another teamster was singular in never using a lantern in the stable, not even on the darkest night. When he went to " wrap his horses up " he felt his way about the stalls. As for his horses, he could recognise them anywhere simply by feeling their tails !
One day a travelling salt, on his way from Gloucester to London, was taking a short cut across Farmer B 's field. When he was half-way over the farmer galloped up behind him and cried : " 'Owld on !
What to read after Round About the Upper Thames?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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