Silas Cobb a Story of Supervision
Silas Cobb a Story of Supervision
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I git so stuck up some- times that Marthy tells me I am likely t' git a fall. She says t' me, 'Henry, them town fellers air ruiniu' ye more an' more every year. They jest make ye think ye're somebody, when ye ain't. Ye're only ole Henry Boggs, an' I'm only ole Marthy Boggs, an' that's all SILAS COBB 231 there is t' it. We air jest ole, ignerant people, an' not fit t' go out with them town folks, who air cddicated an' wear nice clothes. We jest don't know how, Henry. We've worked out our time, a...n' our ways jest growed in us. We caii't change 'em any now'. An' I believed her, too, at the time, but ye young rascals knock it all out uv me, an' I begin t' git proud an' stuck up. So ye've got t' quit blowin' up the ole man. D'ye hear?" "The trouble with you, Mr. Boggs, " replied Smith, "if you won't object to my mentioning it, is, you are too modest to appreciate your own true value. Man- ners, or forms, and clothes do not make the man, as you know. " "Well, I should say not, " interrupted Silas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I git so stuck up some- times that Marthy tells me I am likely t' git a fall. She says t' me, 'Henry, them town fellers air ruiniu' ye more an' more every year. They jest make ye think ye're somebody, when ye ain't. Ye're only ole Henry Boggs, an' I'm only ole Marthy Boggs, an' that's all SILAS COBB 231 there is t' it. We air jest ole, ignerant people, an' not fit t' go out with them town folks, who air cddicated an' wear nice clothes. We jest don't know how, Henry. We've worked out our time, a...n' our ways jest growed in us. We caii't change 'em any now'. An' I believed her, too, at the time, but ye young rascals knock it all out uv me, an' I begin t' git proud an' stuck up. So ye've got t' quit blowin' up the ole man. D'ye hear?" "The trouble with you, Mr. Boggs, " replied Smith, "if you won't object to my mentioning it, is, you are too modest to appreciate your own true value. Man- ners, or forms, and clothes do not make the man, as you know. " "Well, I should say not, " interrupted Silas.
What to read after Silas Cobb a Story of Supervision?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dan Voorhees Stephens to read onlineMoreLess
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