George Meek Bath Chair Man
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''Hi!" he said. The boy turned round. "Here!" he said; "I want you. " "What d' ye want?" BACK TO EASTBOURNE 71 said the boy, coming back. "Does the parish find you in boots?" asked Horace. The boy answered something saucy, so a day or two later he got a neatly rolled piece of dough under his ear which had been sent from a long section of gas- piping we kept as a ''dough" shooter. This was a frequent experience of some of our acquaintances ; we knew every one in the street. The upper part of our... bakehouse door was filled in with small panes of glass, one of which had a small hole in the comer.
I and Walter were left in charge of the bake- house and the shop overhead during the latter part of the day. Here some of the girls of the neighbourhood used to visit us occasionally, but though the conversation was sometimes pretty free nothing improper ever occurred, and for my part, though I suppose they were passable girls, I did not fancy any of them.
In the autumn, my wages having been raised, I took lodgings in a large house in York Road, so as to be nearer my work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
''Hi!" he said. The boy turned round. "Here!" he said; "I want you. " "What d' ye want?" BACK TO EASTBOURNE 71 said the boy, coming back. "Does the parish find you in boots?" asked Horace. The boy answered something saucy, so a day or two later he got a neatly rolled piece of dough under his ear which had been sent from a long section of gas- piping we kept as a ''dough" shooter. This was a frequent experience of some of our acquaintances ; we knew every one in the street. The upper part of our... bakehouse door was filled in with small panes of glass, one of which had a small hole in the comer.
I and Walter were left in charge of the bake- house and the shop overhead during the latter part of the day. Here some of the girls of the neighbourhood used to visit us occasionally, but though the conversation was sometimes pretty free nothing improper ever occurred, and for my part, though I suppose they were passable girls, I did not fancy any of them.
In the autumn, my wages having been raised, I took lodgings in a large house in York Road, so as to be nearer my work.
What to read after George Meek Bath Chair Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Meek to read onlineMoreLess
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