The Ragged-Trousered Philanthropists
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He glanced cautiously into the kitchen and up the passage and then, lowering his voice, he said: 'They all shapes pretty well, except Newman. I would 'ave told youabout 'im before, but I thought I'd give 'im a fair chance. I've spoketo 'im several times myself about not doin' enough, but it don't seemto make no difference. ' 'I've 'ad me eye on 'im meself for some time, ' replied Nimrod in thesame tone. 'Anybody would think the work was goin' to be sent to aExhibition, the way 'e messes about w...ith it, rubbing it with glasspaperand stopping up every little crack! I can't understand where 'e getsall the glasspaper FROM. ' ''E brings it 'isself!' said Crass hoarsely. 'I know for a fact that'e bought two 'a'penny sheets of it, last week out of 'is own money!' 'Oh, 'e did, did 'e?' snarled Misery. 'I'll give 'im glasspaper! I'll'ave a Alteration!' He went into the hall, where he remained alone for a considerable time, brooding. At last, with the manner of one who has resolved on acertain course of action, he turned and entered the room where Philpotand Harlow were working.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He glanced cautiously into the kitchen and up the passage and then, lowering his voice, he said: 'They all shapes pretty well, except Newman. I would 'ave told youabout 'im before, but I thought I'd give 'im a fair chance. I've spoketo 'im several times myself about not doin' enough, but it don't seemto make no difference. ' 'I've 'ad me eye on 'im meself for some time, ' replied Nimrod in thesame tone. 'Anybody would think the work was goin' to be sent to aExhibition, the way 'e messes about w...ith it, rubbing it with glasspaperand stopping up every little crack! I can't understand where 'e getsall the glasspaper FROM. ' ''E brings it 'isself!' said Crass hoarsely. 'I know for a fact that'e bought two 'a'penny sheets of it, last week out of 'is own money!' 'Oh, 'e did, did 'e?' snarled Misery. 'I'll give 'im glasspaper! I'll'ave a Alteration!' He went into the hall, where he remained alone for a considerable time, brooding. At last, with the manner of one who has resolved on acertain course of action, he turned and entered the room where Philpotand Harlow were working.
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