Slaves of the Sawdust a Story
Slaves of the Sawdust a Story
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"They came to lodge with me some months ago ; there's six of them five girls and one boy. That eldest girl, Alice, as they call her, was taken very ill after they came here with low fever. Horrox got tired after a time of looking after her, and one night the girl was made to perform on the tra- peze, ill and weak as she was. Later on in the same evening she did acrobat work, flip-flaps and other tricks, such as supporting four of the other children on her shoulders and holding them out by her h...ands. When she came home he abused her awfully. I was that sorry for her that the next day I made a point of watching for her to see if I could speak to her alone, but I got no chance. The children are never allowed to receive letters ; and once when one came for Alice I managed to smuggle it to heron the stairs, but he beat her later when he found it out ; indeed he works them all day and thrashes them cruelly. I caught him once beating Alice with a broom handle. I interfered several times, but having no husband, I am really afraid to go near him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"They came to lodge with me some months ago ; there's six of them five girls and one boy. That eldest girl, Alice, as they call her, was taken very ill after they came here with low fever. Horrox got tired after a time of looking after her, and one night the girl was made to perform on the tra- peze, ill and weak as she was. Later on in the same evening she did acrobat work, flip-flaps and other tricks, such as supporting four of the other children on her shoulders and holding them out by her h...ands. When she came home he abused her awfully. I was that sorry for her that the next day I made a point of watching for her to see if I could speak to her alone, but I got no chance. The children are never allowed to receive letters ; and once when one came for Alice I managed to smuggle it to heron the stairs, but he beat her later when he found it out ; indeed he works them all day and thrashes them cruelly. I caught him once beating Alice with a broom handle. I interfered several times, but having no husband, I am really afraid to go near him.
What to read after Slaves of the Sawdust a Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amye Reade to read onlineMoreLess
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