The Substitute
The Substitute
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Is your missis dumb? or wot?' "'You don't understand, ' he ses, cocking up 'is nose at me. 'She's ainterleckshal woman; full of eddication and information. When my missistalks, she talks about the price o' things and says she must 'ave moremoney. Or else she talks about things I've done, or sometimes things I'aven't done. It's all one to her. There's no pleasure in that sort o'talk. It don't help a man. ' "'I never 'eard of any talk as did, ' I ses.
"'I don't suppose you did, ' he ses, sneering...-like. 'Now, to-night, fustof all, we talked about the House of Lords and whether it ought to beallowed; and arter that she gave me quite a little lecture on insecks. ' "'It don't seem proper to me, ' I ses. 'I 'ave spoke to my wife about 'emonce or twice, but I should no more think of talking about such things toa single lady----' "He began to jump about agin as if I'd bit 'im, and he 'ad so much to sayabout my 'ed and blocks of wood that I pretty near lost my temper. Ishould ha' lost it with some men, but 'e was a very stiff-built chap andas hard as nails.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is your missis dumb? or wot?' "'You don't understand, ' he ses, cocking up 'is nose at me. 'She's ainterleckshal woman; full of eddication and information. When my missistalks, she talks about the price o' things and says she must 'ave moremoney. Or else she talks about things I've done, or sometimes things I'aven't done. It's all one to her. There's no pleasure in that sort o'talk. It don't help a man. ' "'I never 'eard of any talk as did, ' I ses.
"'I don't suppose you did, ' he ses, sneering...-like. 'Now, to-night, fustof all, we talked about the House of Lords and whether it ought to beallowed; and arter that she gave me quite a little lecture on insecks. ' "'It don't seem proper to me, ' I ses. 'I 'ave spoke to my wife about 'emonce or twice, but I should no more think of talking about such things toa single lady----' "He began to jump about agin as if I'd bit 'im, and he 'ad so much to sayabout my 'ed and blocks of wood that I pretty near lost my temper. Ishould ha' lost it with some men, but 'e was a very stiff-built chap andas hard as nails.
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