Tommy
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Mr. And Mrs. Lister had nudged each other and smiled at Harry'sfrequent visits.
"I knew our Alice would do the right thing, " said Mr. Lister to hiswife; "for a time she went silly about that Pollard boy, but she threwhim over of her own accord. Harry's a nice lad, and he's making a tidybit of brass, while George Briarfield has about made his pile. In twoor three years Harry will have the business entirely in his own hands, and then there will not be a better chance in Brunford for her. " Mrs. ...Lister sighed.
"I don't think our Alice has forgotten Tom Pollard, though, " shereplied.
"Nonsense, " replied her husband, "what is the good of her thinkingabout Tom? I thought he would have done well at one time, and if hehadn't taken up with that Polly Powell lot he might have got on; but hedid, and then he went for a soldier. What is the good of our Alicethinking about him? Even if the war were to finish next week and Tomwere to come back, it would take him years, even if he had good luck, to make five pound a week, while Harry's making a thousand a year ifhe's making a penny.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. And Mrs. Lister had nudged each other and smiled at Harry'sfrequent visits.
"I knew our Alice would do the right thing, " said Mr. Lister to hiswife; "for a time she went silly about that Pollard boy, but she threwhim over of her own accord. Harry's a nice lad, and he's making a tidybit of brass, while George Briarfield has about made his pile. In twoor three years Harry will have the business entirely in his own hands, and then there will not be a better chance in Brunford for her. " Mrs. ...Lister sighed.
"I don't think our Alice has forgotten Tom Pollard, though, " shereplied.
"Nonsense, " replied her husband, "what is the good of her thinkingabout Tom? I thought he would have done well at one time, and if hehadn't taken up with that Polly Powell lot he might have got on; but hedid, and then he went for a soldier. What is the good of our Alicethinking about him? Even if the war were to finish next week and Tomwere to come back, it would take him years, even if he had good luck, to make five pound a week, while Harry's making a thousand a year ifhe's making a penny.
What to read after Tommy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hocking Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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