Striking Hard
Striking Hard
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"What's all what?" inquired Mr. Porter, who was sitting at dinner withthe family.
"That, " said his wife, pointing at the cook-general.
Mr. Porter put down his knife and fork. "Got 'er in to help, " hereplied, uneasily.
"Do you hear that?" demanded his wife, turning to her friend, Mrs. Gorman. "Oh, these masters!" "Ah!" said her friend, vaguely.
"A strike-breaker!" said Mrs. Porter, rolling her eyes.
"Shame!" said Mrs. Gorman, beginning to understand.
"Coming after my job, and taking the bread ...out of my mouth, " continuedMrs. Porter, fluently. "Underselling me too, I'll be bound. That's whatcomes of not having pickets. " "Unskilled labour, " said Mrs. Gorman, tightening her lips and shaking herhead.
"A scab!" cried Mrs. Porter, wildly. "A scab!" "Put her out, " counselled her friend.
"Put her out!" repeated Mrs. Porter, in a terrible voice. "Put her out!I'll tear her limb from limb! I'll put her in the copper and boil her!" Her voice was so loud and her appearance so alarming that the unfortunateMaudie, emitting three piercing shrieks, rose hastily from the table andlooked around for a way of escape.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What's all what?" inquired Mr. Porter, who was sitting at dinner withthe family.
"That, " said his wife, pointing at the cook-general.
Mr. Porter put down his knife and fork. "Got 'er in to help, " hereplied, uneasily.
"Do you hear that?" demanded his wife, turning to her friend, Mrs. Gorman. "Oh, these masters!" "Ah!" said her friend, vaguely.
"A strike-breaker!" said Mrs. Porter, rolling her eyes.
"Shame!" said Mrs. Gorman, beginning to understand.
"Coming after my job, and taking the bread ...out of my mouth, " continuedMrs. Porter, fluently. "Underselling me too, I'll be bound. That's whatcomes of not having pickets. " "Unskilled labour, " said Mrs. Gorman, tightening her lips and shaking herhead.
"A scab!" cried Mrs. Porter, wildly. "A scab!" "Put her out, " counselled her friend.
"Put her out!" repeated Mrs. Porter, in a terrible voice. "Put her out!I'll tear her limb from limb! I'll put her in the copper and boil her!" Her voice was so loud and her appearance so alarming that the unfortunateMaudie, emitting three piercing shrieks, rose hastily from the table andlooked around for a way of escape.
What to read after Striking Hard?
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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