Watch-Dogs
Watch-Dogs
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Dicky said wot 'e was goin' to do with the money, and by an by SamJones dared 'im to 'ave the same bet with 'im in sixpences.
"Bob Pretty 'ad a pint more beer to think it over, and arter BillChambers 'ad stood 'im another, he said 'e would. He seemed a bit dazedlike, and by the time he went 'ome he 'ad made bets with thirteen of 'em. Being Saturday night they 'ad all got money on 'em, and, as for Bob, healways 'ad some. Smith took care of the money and wrote it all up on aslate.
"'Why don't you... 'ave a bit on, Mr. Smith?' ses Dicky.
"'Oh, I dunno, ' ses Smith, wiping down the bar with a wet cloth.
"'It's the chance of a lifetime, ' ses Dicky.
"'Looks like it, ' ses Smith, coughing.
"'But 'e can't win, ' ses Sam Jones, looking a bit upset. 'Why, Mr. Bunnett said 'e ought to be locked up. ' "'He's been led away, ' ses Bob Pretty, shaking his 'ead. 'He's a kind-'arted old gen'leman when 'e's left alone, and he'll soon see wot amistake 'e's made about me. I'll show 'im. But I wish it was somethingmore useful than a gold watch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dicky said wot 'e was goin' to do with the money, and by an by SamJones dared 'im to 'ave the same bet with 'im in sixpences.
"Bob Pretty 'ad a pint more beer to think it over, and arter BillChambers 'ad stood 'im another, he said 'e would. He seemed a bit dazedlike, and by the time he went 'ome he 'ad made bets with thirteen of 'em. Being Saturday night they 'ad all got money on 'em, and, as for Bob, healways 'ad some. Smith took care of the money and wrote it all up on aslate.
"'Why don't you... 'ave a bit on, Mr. Smith?' ses Dicky.
"'Oh, I dunno, ' ses Smith, wiping down the bar with a wet cloth.
"'It's the chance of a lifetime, ' ses Dicky.
"'Looks like it, ' ses Smith, coughing.
"'But 'e can't win, ' ses Sam Jones, looking a bit upset. 'Why, Mr. Bunnett said 'e ought to be locked up. ' "'He's been led away, ' ses Bob Pretty, shaking his 'ead. 'He's a kind-'arted old gen'leman when 'e's left alone, and he'll soon see wot amistake 'e's made about me. I'll show 'im. But I wish it was somethingmore useful than a gold watch.
What to read after Watch-Dogs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobs William Wymark to read onlineMoreLess
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