Beggars
Beggars
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At the end of the room there was a FAVOURITISM 121 square hole in the wall, which had a slide ; and it was through this hole that the prisoners received their meals. When I went for my first meal, I could see the face of the old cook — who was a prisoner — and was rather surprised to see him nod and smile, as thoug-h he knew me. This smile was followed by a large plate of food, much more than others. Perhaps the old prisoner-cook thought he saw in me a fellow-prisoner in some other jail, and he... may have been right, for I had been in many others ; or perhaps I resembled a son of his. Whatever it was, it was quite clear that he did not give me the plate that came to my turn, but kept one apart.
XVI A Law to Suppress Vagrancy WE are all deeply interested in any scheme that proposes to suppress the workhouse tramp, who has not only become a pest to the ratepayers of our country — who support so many workhouses — but has also brought the true beggar to his wits' end to earn a livelihood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the end of the room there was a FAVOURITISM 121 square hole in the wall, which had a slide ; and it was through this hole that the prisoners received their meals. When I went for my first meal, I could see the face of the old cook — who was a prisoner — and was rather surprised to see him nod and smile, as thoug-h he knew me. This smile was followed by a large plate of food, much more than others. Perhaps the old prisoner-cook thought he saw in me a fellow-prisoner in some other jail, and he... may have been right, for I had been in many others ; or perhaps I resembled a son of his. Whatever it was, it was quite clear that he did not give me the plate that came to my turn, but kept one apart.
XVI A Law to Suppress Vagrancy WE are all deeply interested in any scheme that proposes to suppress the workhouse tramp, who has not only become a pest to the ratepayers of our country — who support so many workhouses — but has also brought the true beggar to his wits' end to earn a livelihood.
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