The Fields of the Fatherless
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I mention these three, because during all the weary days I was there, they were the only ones that ever spoke to me. Two of them did not speak out of the spirit of friendliness. Curiosity got the better of them. As for the old woman, nobody else would talk to her. They all spoke very proper, and were exceedingly well dressed. How they managed to do it on the wages they earned, was a puzzle to me. I was poorly clad, and felt very much to sit beside them.
The work was not difficult, but it requir...ed a knack. We had to baste the linings on to the cloth for the ma- chinists to stitch. I found the corners troublesome. Sometimes I would get half a dozen back to do over again. The prices varied, according to the qual- ity of the cloth, from three halfpence upward a jacket.
My first week's earnings amounted to about four shil- lings. The following week, I managed to make six. I was to give my brother four shillings a week for my keep, until I would see how I would get on. My car cost me a shilling a week.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I mention these three, because during all the weary days I was there, they were the only ones that ever spoke to me. Two of them did not speak out of the spirit of friendliness. Curiosity got the better of them. As for the old woman, nobody else would talk to her. They all spoke very proper, and were exceedingly well dressed. How they managed to do it on the wages they earned, was a puzzle to me. I was poorly clad, and felt very much to sit beside them.
The work was not difficult, but it requir...ed a knack. We had to baste the linings on to the cloth for the ma- chinists to stitch. I found the corners troublesome. Sometimes I would get half a dozen back to do over again. The prices varied, according to the qual- ity of the cloth, from three halfpence upward a jacket.
My first week's earnings amounted to about four shil- lings. The following week, I managed to make six. I was to give my brother four shillings a week for my keep, until I would see how I would get on. My car cost me a shilling a week.
What to read after The Fields of the Fatherless?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Roy to read onlineMoreLess
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