The Poor Mouth
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The plumber Corless had long ago come and gone, ripping up the back yard and carrying out various mysterious works, not only there but in Mrs Crotty’s bedroom. Sundry lengths of timber had been delivered for Mr Collopy himself and, since these things went on mostly while the brother and I were at school, we were told by Annie that the hammering and constructional bedlam to be heard from the sick woman’s room were Very sore on the nerves’. It was a point of apathy, or tact, or safety-first with t...he brother and myself to ask no questions as to what was afoot or evince any curiosity. ‘They might only be making a coffin,’ the brother said to me, ‘and of course that’s a very religious business. People can be very sensitive there. We are better minding our own business.’ On this evening Mr Collopy had given an incoherent little cry.
–A pipe, Collopy. Just a pipe.
–And when did this start?
–It is a fortnight now.
–Well … I see no objection if it suits you, though I think it’s a bad habit and a dirty habit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The plumber Corless had long ago come and gone, ripping up the back yard and carrying out various mysterious works, not only there but in Mrs Crotty’s bedroom. Sundry lengths of timber had been delivered for Mr Collopy himself and, since these things went on mostly while the brother and I were at school, we were told by Annie that the hammering and constructional bedlam to be heard from the sick woman’s room were Very sore on the nerves’. It was a point of apathy, or tact, or safety-first with t...he brother and myself to ask no questions as to what was afoot or evince any curiosity. ‘They might only be making a coffin,’ the brother said to me, ‘and of course that’s a very religious business. People can be very sensitive there. We are better minding our own business.’ On this evening Mr Collopy had given an incoherent little cry.
–A pipe, Collopy. Just a pipe.
–And when did this start?
–It is a fortnight now.
–Well … I see no objection if it suits you, though I think it’s a bad habit and a dirty habit.
What to read after The Poor Mouth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Power Patrick to read onlineMoreLess
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