| Title | The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists |
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| Page | 1494 |
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| Chapter | -- |
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`How are we going on about this job?' inquired the latter after they had each taken a long drink, for they were thirsty after their exertions. `I reckon we ought to 'ave more than a bob for it, don't you? It's not like a ordinary "lift in".' `Of course it ain't,' replied Crass. `We ought to 'ave about, say' - reflecting - `say arf a dollar each at the very least.' `Little enough too,' said Sawkins. `I was going to say arf a crown, myself.' Crass agreed that even half a crown would not be too much. `'Ow are we going' on about chargin' it on our time sheets?' asked Sawkins, after a pause. `If we just put a "lift in", they might only pay us a bob as usual.' |
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