The Servant in the House
The Servant in the House
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Drains are a very important question there at present.
Robert. Why, I'd b.e cussin' over every stinkin' pipe I laid.
Manson. I should make that a condition, com- rade.
Robert [rising, he pulls off the cassock; goes to fire for his coat: returns: drags it on]. I don't know!
Things 'av' got in a bit of a muck with me! Fm rather like a drain-pipe myself.
[69] THE SERVANT IN THE HOUSE [With sudden inspiration]. There's one thing I can do!
Manson. What's that?
Robert. Renahnce ole Beelzebub an' all ...'is bloomin' wirks! 'And us that brarss-band!
[He alludes to the ear-trumpet.
Manson obeying, Robert jabs it into the ear of the Bishop, who seems quite surprised.] 'Ere! 'Av' you ever 'eard of 'ell?
Bishop. Of what ?
Robert. 'Ell. [Spelling.] H, E, double L, 'ell.
Bishop. Well, my dear sir, I think I ought to!
Robert. Then, go there! Aymen . . .
Now I'll go an* 'av' a look at our Bill's drains, damn 'is eyes!
[He goes out through the main door, repentant.] Bishop. The scoundrel! Did you hear what he said?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Drains are a very important question there at present.
Robert. Why, I'd b.e cussin' over every stinkin' pipe I laid.
Manson. I should make that a condition, com- rade.
Robert [rising, he pulls off the cassock; goes to fire for his coat: returns: drags it on]. I don't know!
Things 'av' got in a bit of a muck with me! Fm rather like a drain-pipe myself.
[69] THE SERVANT IN THE HOUSE [With sudden inspiration]. There's one thing I can do!
Manson. What's that?
Robert. Renahnce ole Beelzebub an' all ...'is bloomin' wirks! 'And us that brarss-band!
[He alludes to the ear-trumpet.
Manson obeying, Robert jabs it into the ear of the Bishop, who seems quite surprised.] 'Ere! 'Av' you ever 'eard of 'ell?
Bishop. Of what ?
Robert. 'Ell. [Spelling.] H, E, double L, 'ell.
Bishop. Well, my dear sir, I think I ought to!
Robert. Then, go there! Aymen . . .
Now I'll go an* 'av' a look at our Bill's drains, damn 'is eyes!
[He goes out through the main door, repentant.] Bishop. The scoundrel! Did you hear what he said?
What to read after The Servant in the House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kennedy Charles Rann to read onlineMoreLess
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