Son Philip
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No sooner did the young deputy comein sight than Parks bent over his work, or stooped to trim his lamp withthe wire that passed through it; he never once gazed frankly and openlyin Philip's eyes.
Time wore on, and there could be no doubt about it, the mine regulationswere better kept, and hence there was less likelihood of an accidentoccurring, though, of course, the utmost vigilance could not protectthose who worked from mishap.
Philip, with his father's help, devised two or three alterations ...in theventilation of the mine, which also made it less fiery, as the pitmencalled it; but his great project was to have another shaft.
"You see, father, " he said, "we burrow into the ground like animals, butwe do not take their precautions. A fox or a rabbit always has a secondhole by which he can escape if there is anything wrong with the first. Ours is without doubt a dangerous pit, and if anything happened to blockthe shaft, the poor fellows down below would be entombed. " "Yes, my boy, " said Mr Hexton grimly; "but it doesn't cost the rabbitsor the foxes ten thousand pounds to make their second hole.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No sooner did the young deputy comein sight than Parks bent over his work, or stooped to trim his lamp withthe wire that passed through it; he never once gazed frankly and openlyin Philip's eyes.
Time wore on, and there could be no doubt about it, the mine regulationswere better kept, and hence there was less likelihood of an accidentoccurring, though, of course, the utmost vigilance could not protectthose who worked from mishap.
Philip, with his father's help, devised two or three alterations ...in theventilation of the mine, which also made it less fiery, as the pitmencalled it; but his great project was to have another shaft.
"You see, father, " he said, "we burrow into the ground like animals, butwe do not take their precautions. A fox or a rabbit always has a secondhole by which he can escape if there is anything wrong with the first. Ours is without doubt a dangerous pit, and if anything happened to blockthe shaft, the poor fellows down below would be entombed. " "Yes, my boy, " said Mr Hexton grimly; "but it doesn't cost the rabbitsor the foxes ten thousand pounds to make their second hole.
What to read after Son Philip?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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