Little Willie
Little Willie
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Want very strong horses, too, to draw tliem, for they are very heavy, drawing so many people. You know where the man sits who drives, Willie ?" Willie's rest. 37 '' Yes, mamma, and the conductor at tlic other end. '' " Don't von think it must be hard work Willie, to sit on that high seat, and drive all day ? It is very difficult too. " "Yes, mamma, I wondered the coachman didn't fall, and the conductor get crushed by the carts and coaches behind him, mamma. " " Well, Willie, there was once a ma...n who had a great many omnibuses belonging to him, and a great many horses to draw the omni- buses, all belonging to him too. That man did not drive himself, but he paid men to drive the omnibuses. And, Willie, that man was so anxious to get rich that he forgot all about the bodies and souls of tlie men who drove. He only thought of getting all the money he could from people who wanted to go in omnibuses, every day of the week. He made the men drive all day on Sunday, just as on the other days. I want you to under- stand, Willie, that it is cruel to prevent men who work hard for their masters, from having time to rest and think.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Want very strong horses, too, to draw tliem, for they are very heavy, drawing so many people. You know where the man sits who drives, Willie ?" Willie's rest. 37 '' Yes, mamma, and the conductor at tlic other end. '' " Don't von think it must be hard work Willie, to sit on that high seat, and drive all day ? It is very difficult too. " "Yes, mamma, I wondered the coachman didn't fall, and the conductor get crushed by the carts and coaches behind him, mamma. " " Well, Willie, there was once a ma...n who had a great many omnibuses belonging to him, and a great many horses to draw the omni- buses, all belonging to him too. That man did not drive himself, but he paid men to drive the omnibuses. And, Willie, that man was so anxious to get rich that he forgot all about the bodies and souls of tlie men who drove. He only thought of getting all the money he could from people who wanted to go in omnibuses, every day of the week. He made the men drive all day on Sunday, just as on the other days. I want you to under- stand, Willie, that it is cruel to prevent men who work hard for their masters, from having time to rest and think.
What to read after Little Willie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Sara Sheppard to read onlineMoreLess
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