The Heart of Toil
The Heart of Toil
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" "We won't," said the rougher, "and what's more, if Harry says Law and Order, Law and Order it's going to be, if we have to bust all the other fellers' heads! " Digitized by Google Digitized by Google JOHNNY'S JOB Digitized by Google Digitized by Google JOHNNY'S JOB THE day was so warm that the men at die steel-works were all mopping their brows with the back of their hands. Never- theless the furnaces were flaming and the great red and black iron sheds were penetrated with the incessant pound...ing roar of the rolls.
Johnny Burke, the new heaterVhelper, cast a keen glance out of his long-lashed Irish gray eyes at Larsen, the heater. The tall Swede's face was flushed and strange of expression; he flung his tools noisily into the bosh. Both the drag-down and the charger glanced askance at him, exchanging opinions in pantomime; but Johnny did not speak to either of them, he walked over to the roller. That great man was tapping the rolls with his tongs, whistling softly.
"Say," said Johnny in his ear, "some- thing's the matter with Larsen, he ain't been round to reverse the furnace for half an hour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "We won't," said the rougher, "and what's more, if Harry says Law and Order, Law and Order it's going to be, if we have to bust all the other fellers' heads! " Digitized by Google Digitized by Google JOHNNY'S JOB Digitized by Google Digitized by Google JOHNNY'S JOB THE day was so warm that the men at die steel-works were all mopping their brows with the back of their hands. Never- theless the furnaces were flaming and the great red and black iron sheds were penetrated with the incessant pound...ing roar of the rolls.
Johnny Burke, the new heaterVhelper, cast a keen glance out of his long-lashed Irish gray eyes at Larsen, the heater. The tall Swede's face was flushed and strange of expression; he flung his tools noisily into the bosh. Both the drag-down and the charger glanced askance at him, exchanging opinions in pantomime; but Johnny did not speak to either of them, he walked over to the roller. That great man was tapping the rolls with his tongs, whistling softly.
"Say," said Johnny in his ear, "some- thing's the matter with Larsen, he ain't been round to reverse the furnace for half an hour.
What to read after The Heart of Toil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Armstrong, Margaret, 1867-1944, Binding Designer to read onlineMoreLess
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