How Dear is Life (2014)
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The Michaelmas renewals were now coming in. They were connected, in Phillip’s eyes, with a most desirable thing: overtime. This began after five o’clock, and was paid for at the wonderful rate of one shilling and sixpence an hour for a junior of under ten years’ service. He worked out that this was slightly more than thrice the rate of his day work. The Overtime Book was a big black-covered one, and the entries had to be countersigned by E.R.H.—except Mr. Hollis’, Phillip noticed: he counter-sig...ned his own. Mr. Hollis worked alone, too—never when he ordered Phillip to remain. He got half a crown an hour; Downham got two shillings. Downham seldom did any overtime, nor did E. Rob Howlett.
Phillip liked to be alone with Edgar on the occasions when Mr. Hollis suggested that he should stay. Then he and Edgar had some fun. The occasions when he stayed were the addressing of the first renewal reminder notices. Edgar had to stay in order to stamp them. Bouts of work were interrupted by bouts of boxing and football in the basement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Michaelmas renewals were now coming in. They were connected, in Phillip’s eyes, with a most desirable thing: overtime. This began after five o’clock, and was paid for at the wonderful rate of one shilling and sixpence an hour for a junior of under ten years’ service. He worked out that this was slightly more than thrice the rate of his day work. The Overtime Book was a big black-covered one, and the entries had to be countersigned by E.R.H.—except Mr. Hollis’, Phillip noticed: he counter-sig...ned his own. Mr. Hollis worked alone, too—never when he ordered Phillip to remain. He got half a crown an hour; Downham got two shillings. Downham seldom did any overtime, nor did E. Rob Howlett.
Phillip liked to be alone with Edgar on the occasions when Mr. Hollis suggested that he should stay. Then he and Edgar had some fun. The occasions when he stayed were the addressing of the first renewal reminder notices. Edgar had to stay in order to stamp them. Bouts of work were interrupted by bouts of boxing and football in the basement.
What to read after How Dear is Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Williamson to read onlineMoreLess
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