Original sentence: Birmingham at the time was one of the world's largest industrial cities, producing a huge variety of quality goods.By the late 19th century, "Brummagem" had become a generalised term for anything cheap and shoddy disguised as something better.It gave rise to the terms Brum (a generally affectionate local term for the city) and Brummie (inhabitants of the city, their accent and dialect, and frequently West Midlands accents in general).It is also a term for a cheap and shoddy imitation, in particular when referring to mass-produced goods
Edited sentence: " (taken from 'The Broad Highway' by Jeffrey Farnol [)." (taken from 'The Ingoldsby Legends' by The Rev."A belt, now," he suggested mournfully, "a fine leather belt wi' a steel buckle made in Brummagem as ever was, and all for a shillin'; what d'ye say to a fine belt."He whipp'd out his oyster-knife, broad and keen.A Brummagem blade which he always bore,.And all its contents,.And he made three slits in the Buffalo's hide,.Birmingham at the time was one of the world's largest industrial cities, producing a huge variety of quality goods in the Jewellery Quarter and Gun Quarter.By the late 19th century, "Brummagem" was used by some for anything cheap and shoddy disguised as something better.By way of a treat,.Come tumbling out,-- and away they all hied.He whipp'd out his Brummagem blade so keen,.It gave rise to the terms Brum (a local term for the city) and Brummie (inhabitants of the city, their accent and dialect, and frequently West Midlands accents in general).It was also a term for a cheap and shoddy imitation or counterfeit, in particular when referring to mass-produced goods.Others used it with affection for instance,.Richard H.The 'natives' he found on the Red Sea shore;.Through the rents, and the vents,.To aid him to eat,