The Spirit of the Old Folk
The Spirit of the Old Folk
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Was he not the best thatcher in the county, and proud of his work ? " If I be to be trusted, " he would say, "there's nothin' more to be said ; and if I bain't why, get someun else. " Then again, he would often remark when talking of thatching : " There be those as thinks theirselves clever when they gets their thatchin' 138 THE SPIRIT OF THE OLD FOLK done bi contract, and by such as takes all the ricks in the yard at, maybe, five and sixpence apiece ; but sometimes it happens as the winter com...es along and tells 'em as they was a little bit out in their reckonin'. Some ricks be more difficult nor others, as anyun may see, just as some is more steeper than others and wants less straw accordin' ; but, however such may be, you've got the sky above you, minds summer and winter, and all seasons and ricks is ricks and straw's straw, all said and done. " Difficulties, when they arose, were nothing to him, and often when the weather played him false, and things went wrong with the work just as it was nearly done, Nat Organ never lost heart or showed signs of giving in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Was he not the best thatcher in the county, and proud of his work ? " If I be to be trusted, " he would say, "there's nothin' more to be said ; and if I bain't why, get someun else. " Then again, he would often remark when talking of thatching : " There be those as thinks theirselves clever when they gets their thatchin' 138 THE SPIRIT OF THE OLD FOLK done bi contract, and by such as takes all the ricks in the yard at, maybe, five and sixpence apiece ; but sometimes it happens as the winter com...es along and tells 'em as they was a little bit out in their reckonin'. Some ricks be more difficult nor others, as anyun may see, just as some is more steeper than others and wants less straw accordin' ; but, however such may be, you've got the sky above you, minds summer and winter, and all seasons and ricks is ricks and straw's straw, all said and done. " Difficulties, when they arose, were nothing to him, and often when the weather played him false, and things went wrong with the work just as it was nearly done, Nat Organ never lost heart or showed signs of giving in.
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