Stories by English Authors: London (Selected by Scribners) by Unknown
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child out to nurse because it disturbed his night's rest. A man who has
his work to do--" "You are green!" "Then why have the mother and child been separated?" "Along of that there measles. Near all the young 'uns in our court has 'em bad." "Have you had them?" "I said the young 'uns." "And William sent the baby to West Kensington to escape infection?" "Took him, he did." "Against his wife's wishes?" "Na-o!" "You said she was dying for want of the child?" "Wouldn't she rayther die than have the kid die?" "Don't speak so heartlessly, child. Why does William not go straight home from the club? Does he go to West Kensington to see it?" "'Tain't a hit, it's an 'e. Course he do." |
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