A Commentary
A Commentary
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" "The winter 's only half over. What are you going to do?" "Well, sir, I don't know what we're goin' to do. " "Don't you think that, all things con- sidered, you 'd be better off in the — in the Infirmary?'" Silence.
"You know they — they 're quite com- fortable, and " Silence.
"It 's not as if there were any — ^any disgrace, or " Silence.
"Well?" He rose and crossed over to the hearth, 54 A Commentary and my dog, disturbed, sniffed at his trousers. * * You are worn out, ' ' he seemed to say; ..."go where you ought to go, then my master will not have to visit you, and waste the time he owes to me. " And he, too, rose and came and put his snout on my knee; "When I am old, master, you will still take care of me — that is under- stood between us. But this man has no one to take care of him. Let us go!" The old man spoke at last: "No, sir. I don't want to go there; I can work. I don't want to go there. " Beyond him the whisper rose : "Father can work, sir; 'e can work. So long as we get a crust of bread, we 'd rather stay 'ere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "The winter 's only half over. What are you going to do?" "Well, sir, I don't know what we're goin' to do. " "Don't you think that, all things con- sidered, you 'd be better off in the — in the Infirmary?'" Silence.
"You know they — they 're quite com- fortable, and " Silence.
"It 's not as if there were any — ^any disgrace, or " Silence.
"Well?" He rose and crossed over to the hearth, 54 A Commentary and my dog, disturbed, sniffed at his trousers. * * You are worn out, ' ' he seemed to say; ..."go where you ought to go, then my master will not have to visit you, and waste the time he owes to me. " And he, too, rose and came and put his snout on my knee; "When I am old, master, you will still take care of me — that is under- stood between us. But this man has no one to take care of him. Let us go!" The old man spoke at last: "No, sir. I don't want to go there; I can work. I don't want to go there. " Beyond him the whisper rose : "Father can work, sir; 'e can work. So long as we get a crust of bread, we 'd rather stay 'ere.
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