| Title | The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists |
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head. If they had it at the end of August and started paying in now, say a tanner a week, they would have plenty of time to make up the amount, but supposing the work fell off and some of them got the push? Crass said that in that case a man could either have his money back or he could leave it, and continue his payments even if he were working for some other firm; the fact that he was off from Rushton's would not prevent him from going to the Beano. Harlow proposed that they decide to go to the Queen Elizabeth the same as last year, and that they have half a day. Philpot said that, in order to get on with the business, he would |
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