Polly's Pride (2013)
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Joshua had spoken with genuine fervour, urging the men to action, to make their feelings felt to the politicians who resolutely refused to listen. ‘All the government cares about is making a reduction in benefit for the poor souls out of work. So if you’ve relatives with a bit o’ brass,’ Joshua pointed out, ‘a child earning a few bob or a stick of furniture you can sell, they’ll cut your relief still more. The Means Test is causing outrage the length and breadth of the land, no less here in Man...chester. We have to do something about it. We have to stand together.’ There were cheers in the packed hall from men who felt at the end of their tether, who would follow anything and anybody if they promised money each day and a full belly at the end of it.
They were tired of reading in the papers how they were too feckless to work, how they enjoyed living off the state and could do so comfortably on the ‘dole’, how most of them couldn’t even read and hadn’t a brain in their heads.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Joshua had spoken with genuine fervour, urging the men to action, to make their feelings felt to the politicians who resolutely refused to listen. ‘All the government cares about is making a reduction in benefit for the poor souls out of work. So if you’ve relatives with a bit o’ brass,’ Joshua pointed out, ‘a child earning a few bob or a stick of furniture you can sell, they’ll cut your relief still more. The Means Test is causing outrage the length and breadth of the land, no less here in Man...chester. We have to do something about it. We have to stand together.’ There were cheers in the packed hall from men who felt at the end of their tether, who would follow anything and anybody if they promised money each day and a full belly at the end of it.
They were tired of reading in the papers how they were too feckless to work, how they enjoyed living off the state and could do so comfortably on the ‘dole’, how most of them couldn’t even read and hadn’t a brain in their heads.
What to read after Polly's Pride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Freda Lightfoot to read onlineMoreLess
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