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portada Light Freights (in English)
Type
Physical Book
Language
Inglés
Pages
122
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
24.6 x 18.9 x 0.7 cm
Weight
0.23 kg.
ISBN13
9781502358547

Light Freights (in English)

W. W. Jacobs (Author) · Createspace Independent Publishing Platform · Paperback

Light Freights (in English) - W. W. Jacobs

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Synopsis "Light Freights (in English)"

Speaking o' money, said the night-watchman thoughtfully, as he selected an empty soapbox on the wharf for a seat, the whole world would be different if we all 'ad more of it. It would be a brighter and a 'appier place for everybody. He broke off to open a small brass tobacco-box and place a little quid of tobacco tenderly into a pouch in his left cheek, critically observing at the same time the efforts of a somewhat large steamer to get alongside the next wharf without blocking up more than three parts of the river. He watched it as though the entire operation depended upon his attention, and, the steamer fast, he turned his eyes back again and resumed his theme. Of course it's the being short that sharpens people, he admitted thoughtfully; the sharpest man I ever knew never 'ad a ha'penny in 'is pocket, and the ways 'e had o' getting other chaps to pay for 'is beer would ha' made 'is fortin at the law if 'e'd only 'ad the eddication. Playful little chap 'e was. I've seen men wot didn't know 'im stand 'im a pot o' beer and then foller 'im up the road to see 'im knock down a policeman as 'e'd promised. They'd foller 'im to the fust policeman 'e met, an' then 'e'd point them out and say they were goin' to half kill 'im, an' the policeman 'ud just stroll up an' ask 'em wot they were 'anging about for, but I never 'eard of a chap telling 'im. They used to go away struck all of a 'eap. He died in the accident ward of the London Horse-pittle, poor chap.

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