The Pitmans Pay And Other Poems
The Pitmans Pay And Other Poems
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thing is said to please at such a " kittle time" — she thinks he has had enough, and coaxes him away — he prevails on her to stop and taste the yel praises her many excellent qualities — his happy home — her kind treatment and great economy — she again urges him, good-naturedly, to go home — tells him that little Neddy will be crying for his Deddy, and promises to take him home a clean pipe and a pot of beer — they leave — arrive at their happy home, where she sets him in his easy chair with Ne...ddy on his knee — both unito in praising Neddy — she blames Wilson, the pig-killer, for not coming in time to cut down the pig — thinks he will be amusing his comrades with some of his unaccountable stories — the supper is now ready, which is a piece of " gissey's tripe'' — the happiness of such a pair is beyond the reach of " pomp and pride" — such may take a lesson from it — she tells Ned she has been at his lather's with something warm to ease his cough — the old man says the care of him will win her heaven — she desires Ned to remind ber to get him some black beer and rum at the town — thinks they may happen to want a friend themselves, should poverty in old age overtake them — but, if not, such kindness to others must tell in their favour at last — they determine to pursue the same course to the end, if they have the means.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
thing is said to please at such a " kittle time" — she thinks he has had enough, and coaxes him away — he prevails on her to stop and taste the yel praises her many excellent qualities — his happy home — her kind treatment and great economy — she again urges him, good-naturedly, to go home — tells him that little Neddy will be crying for his Deddy, and promises to take him home a clean pipe and a pot of beer — they leave — arrive at their happy home, where she sets him in his easy chair with Ne...ddy on his knee — both unito in praising Neddy — she blames Wilson, the pig-killer, for not coming in time to cut down the pig — thinks he will be amusing his comrades with some of his unaccountable stories — the supper is now ready, which is a piece of " gissey's tripe'' — the happiness of such a pair is beyond the reach of " pomp and pride" — such may take a lesson from it — she tells Ned she has been at his lather's with something warm to ease his cough — the old man says the care of him will win her heaven — she desires Ned to remind ber to get him some black beer and rum at the town — thinks they may happen to want a friend themselves, should poverty in old age overtake them — but, if not, such kindness to others must tell in their favour at last — they determine to pursue the same course to the end, if they have the means.
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