The Seven Ages of a Village Pauper
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" " That's a poor look out, isn't it ? Do you know of any old person in the parish who gets on without the relief ? " "No, sir, I don't; we would rather not have to take it, but what are we to do . -* " " I fear that for you it is rather late to begin, but if young persons would only think a little and put by a few pence each week, the parish relief might soon be done away with. Do many Sfo into the union house from here ?" " No, not many : they don't like it, and keep out as long as they can. ..." " Do you think the most deserving get most assistance ? " " No, sir, I'm sure they don't. I've seen it often times, though I am thankful to say it is DECLINE. 151 not the case with my husband, for he is a very sober man ; but there's no doubt about it, that the fellows who do least, and drink most, get most from the parish, and from anything else that's given away. My husband, though he has been so steady all his life, would never come in for anything from the clergyman. Mr. Vicar would say, ' Why you, John, you ought to be above it, ' though, as I tell you, sir, at times, with all our children we have had a push for it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " That's a poor look out, isn't it ? Do you know of any old person in the parish who gets on without the relief ? " "No, sir, I don't; we would rather not have to take it, but what are we to do . -* " " I fear that for you it is rather late to begin, but if young persons would only think a little and put by a few pence each week, the parish relief might soon be done away with. Do many Sfo into the union house from here ?" " No, not many : they don't like it, and keep out as long as they can. ..." " Do you think the most deserving get most assistance ? " " No, sir, I'm sure they don't. I've seen it often times, though I am thankful to say it is DECLINE. 151 not the case with my husband, for he is a very sober man ; but there's no doubt about it, that the fellows who do least, and drink most, get most from the parish, and from anything else that's given away. My husband, though he has been so steady all his life, would never come in for anything from the clergyman. Mr. Vicar would say, ' Why you, John, you ought to be above it, ' though, as I tell you, sir, at times, with all our children we have had a push for it.
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