Feed the Brute
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I'd feel safer on me boots, or in a good old horse bus.
Mr. P. (witheringly). I didn't arsk what your feelings were. You're only a woman. (Slight pause, while he eats grumblingly.) Look at this here govern- ment ! Calls theirselves Radicals. Sits in their droring-rooms swilling champagne, and wants to shut up the pore man's pub.
Mrs. P. (always willing to agree, but really caring nothing whatever about the matter). It's a wicked shame.
Mr. P. Gets their own salaries raised, and grudges the pore... man ten shillings a week at sixty.
Mrs. P. (in same tone). I call it downright mean.
Mr. P. Talks of doing away with the 'Ouse of Lords, and then goes and shoves theirselves into it.
Mrs. P. Something ought to be done about it.
16 FEED THE BRUTE.
But still sugar's cheaper, and you always had a sweet tooth, Samuel.
Mr. P. I say, if we all had our rights, we should be living in Park Lane, and the employer would be pigging in this dirty kennel.
Mrs. P. It ain't dirty, and them Park Lane houses must take a lot of cleaning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'd feel safer on me boots, or in a good old horse bus.
Mr. P. (witheringly). I didn't arsk what your feelings were. You're only a woman. (Slight pause, while he eats grumblingly.) Look at this here govern- ment ! Calls theirselves Radicals. Sits in their droring-rooms swilling champagne, and wants to shut up the pore man's pub.
Mrs. P. (always willing to agree, but really caring nothing whatever about the matter). It's a wicked shame.
Mr. P. Gets their own salaries raised, and grudges the pore... man ten shillings a week at sixty.
Mrs. P. (in same tone). I call it downright mean.
Mr. P. Talks of doing away with the 'Ouse of Lords, and then goes and shoves theirselves into it.
Mrs. P. Something ought to be done about it.
16 FEED THE BRUTE.
But still sugar's cheaper, and you always had a sweet tooth, Samuel.
Mr. P. I say, if we all had our rights, we should be living in Park Lane, and the employer would be pigging in this dirty kennel.
Mrs. P. It ain't dirty, and them Park Lane houses must take a lot of cleaning.
What to read after Feed the Brute?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paston George to read onlineMoreLess
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