Sand And Big Jack Small
Sand And Big Jack Small
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" I smells a raat. Gi' us anoother beer aw round. Egosh ! I thowt 'ee was no common chap fnst toirne I zeed un. When woz it 'ee plugged t' staige- robber?" " Last spring, some time May or June, I think. " '* Egosh! I read un in nooze paiper. 'Ee's t' b'v, is 'ee?" Here the beer being served all around the table. Jack grasped his glass mug by the handle, rapped on the board, then raising the foam-capped, brown liquor toward his lips, said: " 'Ere's to the lad as pays t' cash to a workin' man !" ...then, having swallowed his draught, he set down his half-emptied mug and said: " Summuns getten sense at the 'ead o' this moinin" company. " " That's all right, Jack, " said the speaker who had opened this dialogue; "but that won't save the boy from taking a devil of a whalin' when Blethers gets desperate. He may be a good man of his size, but Blethers is too heavy for him. " " It be'ent big uns as wins aw the fights. Them as sent un 'ere knows un. 'Ee be'ent combd up 'ere for nowt. Yo' talk o' kickin' stuffin' out o' un I tell tha wot, them as kicks stuffin' out o' yon lad has get- ten it to kick out o' moar than 'im.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I smells a raat. Gi' us anoother beer aw round. Egosh ! I thowt 'ee was no common chap fnst toirne I zeed un. When woz it 'ee plugged t' staige- robber?" " Last spring, some time May or June, I think. " '* Egosh! I read un in nooze paiper. 'Ee's t' b'v, is 'ee?" Here the beer being served all around the table. Jack grasped his glass mug by the handle, rapped on the board, then raising the foam-capped, brown liquor toward his lips, said: " 'Ere's to the lad as pays t' cash to a workin' man !" ...then, having swallowed his draught, he set down his half-emptied mug and said: " Summuns getten sense at the 'ead o' this moinin" company. " " That's all right, Jack, " said the speaker who had opened this dialogue; "but that won't save the boy from taking a devil of a whalin' when Blethers gets desperate. He may be a good man of his size, but Blethers is too heavy for him. " " It be'ent big uns as wins aw the fights. Them as sent un 'ere knows un. 'Ee be'ent combd up 'ere for nowt. Yo' talk o' kickin' stuffin' out o' un I tell tha wot, them as kicks stuffin' out o' yon lad has get- ten it to kick out o' moar than 'im.
What to read after Sand And Big Jack Small?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Wellesley Gally to read onlineMoreLess
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