| Title | The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists |
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| Page | 89 |
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`Just dust it down and slobber the colour on,' he had said. Consequently, when Crass made the paint, he had put into it an extra large quantity of dryers. [To] a certain extent [this] destroyed the `body' of the colour: it did not cover well; it would require two coats. When Hunter perceived this he was furious. He was sure it could be made to do with one coat with a little care; he believed Sawkins was doing it like this on purpose. Really, these men seemed to have no conscience. Two coats! and he had estimated for only three. `Crass!' `Yes, sir.' `Come here!' `Yes, sir.' Crass came hurrying along. |
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