When an emergency arose that necessiated Uncle Jay-Jay to shoe a horse himself, I always manipulated the bellows. He was always so exacting that I did it with great decorum, fearing his displeasure.

This case was different.

I worked the pole with such energy that it nearly blew the fire out of the pan, and sent ashes and sparks in a whirlwind around Harold.

“That the way to blow?” I asked demurely.
“Take things a little easier,” He replied.

I took them so easily that the fire was on its last gasp and the shoe was almost cold when required.

“This won’t do,” Said Harry.

I recommenced with such force that he had to retreat.

“Steady! Steady!” He shouted.
“Sure, O’i can’t plaze yez anyhows,” I replied

Autor: Miles Franklin

When an emergency arose that necessiated Uncle Jay-Jay to shoe a horse himself, I always manipulated the bellows. He was always so exacting that I did it with great decorum, fearing his displeasure.<br /> <br />This case was different.<br /> <br />I worked the pole with such energy that it nearly blew the fire out of the pan, and sent ashes and sparks in a whirlwind around Harold.<br /> <br />“That the way to blow?” I asked demurely.<br />“Take things a little easier,” He replied. <br /><br />I took them so easily that the fire was on its last gasp and the shoe was almost cold when required.<br /> <br />“This won’t do,” Said Harry.<br /> <br />I recommenced with such force that he had to retreat.<br /> <br />“Steady! Steady!” He shouted.<br />“Sure, O’i can’t plaze yez anyhows,” I replied - Miles Franklin




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