The True History of a Little Ragamuffin
The True History of a Little Ragamuffin
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Pig- got addressed him as Jim Ballisat I was very much amazed. l%is my father! True, he was in his shirt-sleeves, and never in my life had I before seen him out of the house without his flannel jacket, so that doubtless made all the difiference in his appearance; but then his shirt-sleeves were torn,- and filthy dirty — ^not at all like the shirt-sleeves I had been accustomed to see about his arms. Moreover, this man had not my father's face. It was altogether a different face. My father, as I ...knew Mm, was a smartish man, and by no means indifferent to personal appearance.
When the work of the day was at an end, as soon as he had finished his tea, he would have a bowl of warm water, and taking off his jacket and waistcoat, tidily unbutton his shirt-front, and tucking it under his braces, have a good wash, and brush his hair, putting plenty of oil on it to soften and take the obstinacy out of it, and tie on his fiilk neckerchief, and all this with no more import- ant business before him than to go round to the ^ Stile " and smoke a pipe with his chums.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pig- got addressed him as Jim Ballisat I was very much amazed. l%is my father! True, he was in his shirt-sleeves, and never in my life had I before seen him out of the house without his flannel jacket, so that doubtless made all the difiference in his appearance; but then his shirt-sleeves were torn,- and filthy dirty — ^not at all like the shirt-sleeves I had been accustomed to see about his arms. Moreover, this man had not my father's face. It was altogether a different face. My father, as I ...knew Mm, was a smartish man, and by no means indifferent to personal appearance.
When the work of the day was at an end, as soon as he had finished his tea, he would have a bowl of warm water, and taking off his jacket and waistcoat, tidily unbutton his shirt-front, and tucking it under his braces, have a good wash, and brush his hair, putting plenty of oil on it to soften and take the obstinacy out of it, and tie on his fiilk neckerchief, and all this with no more import- ant business before him than to go round to the ^ Stile " and smoke a pipe with his chums.
What to read after The True History of a Little Ragamuffin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Greenwood to read onlineMoreLess
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