| Title | The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists |
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half a day's pay. `If it keeps on like this we won't be able to do no more work, and we won't be able to go home either,' remarked Easton. `Well, we're all right 'ere, ain't we?' said the man behind the moat; `there's a nice fire and plenty of heasy chairs. Wot the 'ell more do you want?' `Yes,' remarked another philosopher. `If we only had a shove-ha'penny table or a ring board, I reckon we should be able to enjoy ourselves all right.' Philpot and Harlow were still absent, and the others again fell to wondering where they could be. `I see old Joe up on 'is ladder only a few minutes before twelve,' remarked Wantley. Everyone agreed that it was a mystery. |
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