Change of Occupation

Change of Occupation. Vicar's wife (sympathisingly). "Now that you can't get about, and are not able to read, how do you manage to occupy the time?" Old man. "Well, Mum, sometimes I sits and thinks; And then again I just sits."

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Change of Occupation. Vicar's wife (sympathisingly). "Now that you can't get about, and are not able to read, how do you manage to occupy the time?" Old man. "Well, Mum, sometimes I sits and thinks; And then again I just sits."