The Picaroons
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*£ wan*t the bloke to drive a bargain like most [90] THE DIMES OF COFFEE JOHN would *ave done under die syme irritytin* circum- stances.
" See *ere,** *e says, affable, an* *e opens *is wallet an* tykes art a pack o* bills. " *Elre*s a tharsand in *undred-dollar greenbacks. You get me that pyper Big Becky*s got in *er pursel** There I was, sittin* right in front of *im, with the license in me pocket, an* diere was a fortune in front o* me as would *ave set me up in biz for the rest o* me life. ...Wot*s more, if diey*s anydiink I do admire, it*s a dioroughbred toff, for I was brought up to reckemize darss, an* I seen at a wink that this *ere Johnnie was a dead sport I knew wot it meant to *im to get possession o* diet pyper, for Becky could myke it jolly *ot for *im widi it I confess, gents, diet for abart *alf a mo I hesityted. But I couldn*t go back on die woman, seein* she *ad trusted me partickler, an* so I shook me *ed mournful, an* refused die wad.
*E was a bit dam in die mouth at diet, not lookin* to run up agin such, in a plyce like Botde Myers, I expeck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
*£ wan*t the bloke to drive a bargain like most [90] THE DIMES OF COFFEE JOHN would *ave done under die syme irritytin* circum- stances.
" See *ere,** *e says, affable, an* *e opens *is wallet an* tykes art a pack o* bills. " *Elre*s a tharsand in *undred-dollar greenbacks. You get me that pyper Big Becky*s got in *er pursel** There I was, sittin* right in front of *im, with the license in me pocket, an* diere was a fortune in front o* me as would *ave set me up in biz for the rest o* me life. ...Wot*s more, if diey*s anydiink I do admire, it*s a dioroughbred toff, for I was brought up to reckemize darss, an* I seen at a wink that this *ere Johnnie was a dead sport I knew wot it meant to *im to get possession o* diet pyper, for Becky could myke it jolly *ot for *im widi it I confess, gents, diet for abart *alf a mo I hesityted. But I couldn*t go back on die woman, seein* she *ad trusted me partickler, an* so I shook me *ed mournful, an* refused die wad.
*E was a bit dam in die mouth at diet, not lookin* to run up agin such, in a plyce like Botde Myers, I expeck.
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