Adventures in Canada Or Life in the Woods
Adventures in Canada Or Life in the Woods
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Grammar, of course, was utter- ly disregarded ; she knew the obscurer books of Scripture by heart, and, having a tongue more than usually voluble, and an assurance that nothing could abash, she did her best to enlighten the crowd on no mean topics. Using her left arm asa chrono- logical measure, she started, with Daniel, at the elbow, and reached the consummation of all things at her finger-ends, which she figuratively called "the jumping-oif place. " Some of her similes, as reported through th...e township, amused me exceed- ingly as samples of what was just suited to please the majority of her hearers. " There's no more grace, sir, in your heart than there's blood in a tur- nip, " was her apostrophe to some imaginary sinner. " Them sinners, " she added " them hardened sinners, needs to be done to, as you do to a old black tobaky pipe throw 'em into the fire, and burn 'em then they'll be vvite. " Such wandering lumi- naries are, for the most part, importations from the States, where they abound almost beyond belief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Grammar, of course, was utter- ly disregarded ; she knew the obscurer books of Scripture by heart, and, having a tongue more than usually voluble, and an assurance that nothing could abash, she did her best to enlighten the crowd on no mean topics. Using her left arm asa chrono- logical measure, she started, with Daniel, at the elbow, and reached the consummation of all things at her finger-ends, which she figuratively called "the jumping-oif place. " Some of her similes, as reported through th...e township, amused me exceed- ingly as samples of what was just suited to please the majority of her hearers. " There's no more grace, sir, in your heart than there's blood in a tur- nip, " was her apostrophe to some imaginary sinner. " Them sinners, " she added " them hardened sinners, needs to be done to, as you do to a old black tobaky pipe throw 'em into the fire, and burn 'em then they'll be vvite. " Such wandering lumi- naries are, for the most part, importations from the States, where they abound almost beyond belief.
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