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She remained silent for a bit, then said: 'I don't think I shall get up ter day. Liza. My rheumatics is bad. You can put the room straight and cook the dinner.' SHE REMAINED SILENT FOR A BIT THEN SAID I DON'T THINK I SHALL GET UP TO DAY LAZA MY RHEUMATICS IS BAD YOU CAN PUT THE ROOM STRAY AND COOK THE DINNER
uralgy again, wot shall I do? I dunno 'ow it is, but it always comes on Sunday mornings. Oo, an' my rheumatics, they give me sich a doin' in the night!' 'You'd better go to the 'orspital mother.' 'Not I!' answered the worthy lady, with great decision. 'You 'as a dozen young chaps messin' you abaht, and lookin' at yer, and then they tells yer ter leave off beer and spirrits. Well, wot I says, I says I can't do withaht my glass of beer.' She thumped her pillow to emphasize the statement. 'Wot with the work I 'ave ter do, lookin' after you and the cookin' and gettin' everythin' ready and doin' all the 'ouse-work, and goin' aht charring besides--well, I says, if I don't 'ave a drop of beer, I says, ter pull me together, I should be under the turf in no time.' She munched her bread-and-butter and drank her tea. 'When you've done breakfast, Liza,' she said, 'you can give the grate a cleanin', an' my boots'd do with a bit of polishin'. Mrs. Tike, in the next 'ouse, 'll give yer some blackin'. G AS SHE PRESSED HER HANDS ON EACH SIDE OF HER FOREHEAD I'VE GOT THE NEURALGIE AGAIN WHAT SHALL I DO I DUNNO HOW IT IS BUT ALWAYS COMES ON SUNDAY MORNINGS WHO ON MORE RHEUMATICS THAT GIVE ME SICH A DOIN IN THE NIGHT YOU'D BETTER GO TO HOSPITAL MOTHER NOT I ANSWERED THE WORTHY LADY WITH GREAT DECISION HE WAS A DOZEN YOUNG CHAPS MESSIN YO BOUGH AND LOOKIN AT YE AND THEN THEY TELLS YE'D TO LEAVE OFF THE BEER IN SPIRITS BUT WHAT I SAYS SAYS I CAN'T DO WITHOUT MY GLASS O BEER SHE THUMPED HER PILLOW TO EMPHASISE THE STATEMENT WHAT WITH THE WORK I HAVE TO DO LOOKIN AFTER YOU AND THE COOKIN AND GETTEN EVERYTHING READY AND DOIN ALL THE OUSE WORK AND GOING OUT CHARRING BESIDES WELL I SAYS IF I DON'T HAVE A DROP OF BEER I SAYS TO BOIL ME TOGETHER I SHALL BE UNDER THE TURF IN NO TIME SHE MUNCHED HER BREAD AND BUTTER AND DRANK HER TEA WHEN YOU'VE DONE BREAKFAST LIZA SHE SAID YOU CAN GIVE THE GREAT A CLEANIN AND MY BOOTS OF DO WITH A BIT POLISHIN MISSUS TYKE IN THE NEW OUSE'LL GIVE YOU SOME BLACKING
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