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" The collection last Sunday was in aid of the Heathen, " observed Brother Ham.
"Has my penny gone to the 'Eathen!" enquired Brother Pounds, with a calm, even voice, which be- spoke a rising storm.
" Certainly, " answered Brother Ham.
" An' I won't never get it back again, " queried Brother Pounds, in a chilly voice.
"Certainly not!" replied Brother Ham, with great decision.
"Wot!" shrieked Brother Pounds, his voice ris- ing to a shrill treble as his anger rose within him. " Do you mean to tell... me that penny 'as gorne to the 'Eathen? Do you mean to sit there an' say that those great, big 'ulkin' saviges are spendin' my 'ard earned money in drink in them uninabited islands; alayin' stretched out in the sun, with their fat, lazy carcasses stuffed full o' bannarners, and a-reekin' of cocoanut ile, while the giver of the feast is shiverin' at 'ome in the cold for want of 'arf a ton o' coals in the 'ouse, an' 'is children ain't got lead- pencils enough to finish their eddication?" "Wot d'ye mean by it?" he enquired, wrath- fully, " enticin' men inter a draughty 'ole like this, by tellin' them there was benefits a-comin', when they might a been sittin' warm an' cosy in a publick- 'ouse?" " Oh!" echoed the Brethren, with a simultaneous gasp of horror.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The collection last Sunday was in aid of the Heathen, " observed Brother Ham.
"Has my penny gone to the 'Eathen!" enquired Brother Pounds, with a calm, even voice, which be- spoke a rising storm.
" Certainly, " answered Brother Ham.
" An' I won't never get it back again, " queried Brother Pounds, in a chilly voice.
"Certainly not!" replied Brother Ham, with great decision.
"Wot!" shrieked Brother Pounds, his voice ris- ing to a shrill treble as his anger rose within him. " Do you mean to tell... me that penny 'as gorne to the 'Eathen? Do you mean to sit there an' say that those great, big 'ulkin' saviges are spendin' my 'ard earned money in drink in them uninabited islands; alayin' stretched out in the sun, with their fat, lazy carcasses stuffed full o' bannarners, and a-reekin' of cocoanut ile, while the giver of the feast is shiverin' at 'ome in the cold for want of 'arf a ton o' coals in the 'ouse, an' 'is children ain't got lead- pencils enough to finish their eddication?" "Wot d'ye mean by it?" he enquired, wrath- fully, " enticin' men inter a draughty 'ole like this, by tellin' them there was benefits a-comin', when they might a been sittin' warm an' cosy in a publick- 'ouse?" " Oh!" echoed the Brethren, with a simultaneous gasp of horror.
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