Lambs to the Slaughter (2012)
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It was formal in the sense that good behaviour was being maintained – and there had been no reason for the chairman to smack any bare arses yet – but informal in that anyone who wished to make a speech did not go to the front of the room, but merely stood up so everyone could see him.
The man standing up at that moment was called Barnes, and was one of the managers from the colliery.
‘All you lads know me,’ he was saying. ‘I’m not some stuffed shirt from Manchester or London. I started down the ...pit, like the rest of you, and worked my way up.’ ‘And how do you like the view from the top, Dick?’ one of the miners from the left called out.
Dick Barnes grinned. ‘I like it just fine,’ he said.
At first, Beresford had been surprised at how basically good-natured the meeting had been, but now he was beginning to see that it should have been no surprise at all.
After all, these men lived together, worked together and played together. They had shared triumphs, like the victory of Bellingsworth Colliery brass band.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was formal in the sense that good behaviour was being maintained – and there had been no reason for the chairman to smack any bare arses yet – but informal in that anyone who wished to make a speech did not go to the front of the room, but merely stood up so everyone could see him.
The man standing up at that moment was called Barnes, and was one of the managers from the colliery.
‘All you lads know me,’ he was saying. ‘I’m not some stuffed shirt from Manchester or London. I started down the ...pit, like the rest of you, and worked my way up.’ ‘And how do you like the view from the top, Dick?’ one of the miners from the left called out.
Dick Barnes grinned. ‘I like it just fine,’ he said.
At first, Beresford had been surprised at how basically good-natured the meeting had been, but now he was beginning to see that it should have been no surprise at all.
After all, these men lived together, worked together and played together. They had shared triumphs, like the victory of Bellingsworth Colliery brass band.
What to read after Lambs to the Slaughter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sally Spencer to read onlineMoreLess
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