The Scowcroft Critics
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" An' uz, " groaned Noah.
"Aye, an' uz tew, " sighed Abram.
Jimmy the Scutcher sat behind a thick cloud of smoke, evidently trying to control his very peculiar countenance. At last, taking his pipe out of his mouth, and speaking in his hardest tones, he remarked, *^ A penn'orth a help's woth a paand o' pity. " " Pity ! " cried Miles, starting as if he had been stung, and almost shrieking in his excite- JACKY'S TEOUBLE. 137 ment, " Is ther a mon here as wodna give his last shiUin' ta save him ? ..." Every face in the company looked an emphatic endorsement of Miles's demand, and every eye was turned with a sort of challenge in it upon the Scutcher.
Jimmy was, as usual, entirely unmoved, but in a moment or two, fixing his off eye keenly on Miles, whilst the rest listened intently, he rose to his feet, and striking the table with a mighty thump, cried, " Daan wi' thi brass, then. " Now the idea behind this challenge was so entirely new, that the men who heard Jimmy's words sat looking at him with half-opened mouths and eyes full of astonishment and per- plexity ; for they were all poor men, and the times were none of the best.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" An' uz, " groaned Noah.
"Aye, an' uz tew, " sighed Abram.
Jimmy the Scutcher sat behind a thick cloud of smoke, evidently trying to control his very peculiar countenance. At last, taking his pipe out of his mouth, and speaking in his hardest tones, he remarked, *^ A penn'orth a help's woth a paand o' pity. " " Pity ! " cried Miles, starting as if he had been stung, and almost shrieking in his excite- JACKY'S TEOUBLE. 137 ment, " Is ther a mon here as wodna give his last shiUin' ta save him ? ..." Every face in the company looked an emphatic endorsement of Miles's demand, and every eye was turned with a sort of challenge in it upon the Scutcher.
Jimmy was, as usual, entirely unmoved, but in a moment or two, fixing his off eye keenly on Miles, whilst the rest listened intently, he rose to his feet, and striking the table with a mighty thump, cried, " Daan wi' thi brass, then. " Now the idea behind this challenge was so entirely new, that the men who heard Jimmy's words sat looking at him with half-opened mouths and eyes full of astonishment and per- plexity ; for they were all poor men, and the times were none of the best.
What to read after The Scowcroft Critics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Ackworth to read onlineMoreLess
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