Ten Thousand A-Year 1
Ten Thousand A-Year 1
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" I 've got two shillings — there they are," throwing them on the table; "and cuss me if I 've another rap in the world ; there, ma'am !
take 'em, do ; and drive me desperate ! " " You *re a liar, then, that 's flat ! " exclaimed Mrs.
Squallop, slapping her hand upon the table, with a vio- lence that made the candle quiver on it, and almost fall down. " You have the himperance^'^ said she, sticking her arms akimbo, and commencing the address she had been preparing in her own mind ever since Mr.... Gripe had quitted her house, " to stand there and tell me you 've got nothing in the world but them two shillings I Heugh !
Out on you, you oudacious fellow ! — you jack-a-dandy !
Y&u tell me you have n't got more than them two shillings, and yet turns out every Sunday morning of your life like a lord, with your pins, and your rings, and your chains, and your fine coat, and your gloves, and your spurs, and your dandy cane — ough ! you whipper-snapper ! You 're a cheat — you 're a swindler, jack-a-dandy !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I 've got two shillings — there they are," throwing them on the table; "and cuss me if I 've another rap in the world ; there, ma'am !
take 'em, do ; and drive me desperate ! " " You *re a liar, then, that 's flat ! " exclaimed Mrs.
Squallop, slapping her hand upon the table, with a vio- lence that made the candle quiver on it, and almost fall down. " You have the himperance^'^ said she, sticking her arms akimbo, and commencing the address she had been preparing in her own mind ever since Mr.... Gripe had quitted her house, " to stand there and tell me you 've got nothing in the world but them two shillings I Heugh !
Out on you, you oudacious fellow ! — you jack-a-dandy !
Y&u tell me you have n't got more than them two shillings, and yet turns out every Sunday morning of your life like a lord, with your pins, and your rings, and your chains, and your fine coat, and your gloves, and your spurs, and your dandy cane — ough ! you whipper-snapper ! You 're a cheat — you 're a swindler, jack-a-dandy !
What to read after Ten Thousand A-Year 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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