Sons And Daughters
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Gertie Roper, chargehand and faithful servant before the Second World War, all through the war and now post-war, was getting on a bit, but jumped about like a two-year-old at the prospect of the factory turning out nylon stockings.
‘But we got to have a machine first,’ she said to Tommy, factory manager.
‘All in hand, Gertie,’ said Tommy.
‘Vell, Gertie my dear, ain’t I pointed Sammy at vhat is just the job?’ said Mr Greenberg, whose stepsons had cheerfully borne the burden of hefting the bales i...nto the factory from the ‘Greenberg & Sons’ furniture van, once in ancient times an LGOC omnibus. ‘As Tommy says, all in hand, ain’t it?’ ‘And ain’t I now a happy woman?’ said Gertie, whose husband Bert was assistant manager and maintenance man. ‘How did we get hold of such large bales, Mister Tommy?’ ‘Fair and square, wasn’t it, Eli?’ said Tommy.
‘Sammy’s exact vords,’ said Mr Greenberg.
‘Well, who’s going to ask questions?’ said Gertie. ‘Not me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gertie Roper, chargehand and faithful servant before the Second World War, all through the war and now post-war, was getting on a bit, but jumped about like a two-year-old at the prospect of the factory turning out nylon stockings.
‘But we got to have a machine first,’ she said to Tommy, factory manager.
‘All in hand, Gertie,’ said Tommy.
‘Vell, Gertie my dear, ain’t I pointed Sammy at vhat is just the job?’ said Mr Greenberg, whose stepsons had cheerfully borne the burden of hefting the bales i...nto the factory from the ‘Greenberg & Sons’ furniture van, once in ancient times an LGOC omnibus. ‘As Tommy says, all in hand, ain’t it?’ ‘And ain’t I now a happy woman?’ said Gertie, whose husband Bert was assistant manager and maintenance man. ‘How did we get hold of such large bales, Mister Tommy?’ ‘Fair and square, wasn’t it, Eli?’ said Tommy.
‘Sammy’s exact vords,’ said Mr Greenberg.
‘Well, who’s going to ask questions?’ said Gertie. ‘Not me.
What to read after Sons And Daughters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Jane Staples to read onlineMoreLess
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