A Defective Santa Claus
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An' there they set an' set Till purt'-nigh supper-time; nen we Tell him he's got to fix the Tree 'Fore _Santy_ gits here, like he said.
[Illustration] [Illustration] We go nen to the old woodshed-- All bundled up, through the deep snow-- "An' snowin' yet, _jee-rooshy-O_!" Uncle he said, an' he'p us wade Back where's the Chris'mus-Tree he's made Out of a little jackoak-top He git down at the sawmill-shop-- An' Trip 'ud run ahead, you know, An' 'tend-like he 'uz _eatin'_ snow-- When we all waddle... back with it; An' Uncle set it up--an' git It wite in front the fireplace--'cause He says "'Tain't _so_ 'at Santy Claus Comes down _all_ chimblies, --least, tonight He's comin' in _this_ house all right-- By the front-door, as ort to be!-- [Illustration] [Illustration] We'll all be hid where we can _see_!" Nen he look up, an' he see Ma An' say, "It's ist too bad their _Pa_ Can't be here, so's to see the fun The childern _will_ have, ever' one!" Well, _we_!--We hardly couldn't wait Till it wuz dusk, an' dark an' late Enough to light the lamp!--An' Lee- Bob light a candle on the Tree-- "Ist _one_--'cause I'm 'The Lighter'!"--Nen He clumb on Uncle's knee again An' hug us _bofe_;--an' Etty git Her little chist an' set on it Wite clos't, while Uncle telled some more 'Bout Santy Claus, an' clo'es he wore "_All maked o' furs, an' trimmed as white_ [Illustration] [Illustration] _As cotton is, er snow at night_!" An' nen, all sudden-like, he say, -- "_Hush!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An' there they set an' set Till purt'-nigh supper-time; nen we Tell him he's got to fix the Tree 'Fore _Santy_ gits here, like he said.
[Illustration] [Illustration] We go nen to the old woodshed-- All bundled up, through the deep snow-- "An' snowin' yet, _jee-rooshy-O_!" Uncle he said, an' he'p us wade Back where's the Chris'mus-Tree he's made Out of a little jackoak-top He git down at the sawmill-shop-- An' Trip 'ud run ahead, you know, An' 'tend-like he 'uz _eatin'_ snow-- When we all waddle... back with it; An' Uncle set it up--an' git It wite in front the fireplace--'cause He says "'Tain't _so_ 'at Santy Claus Comes down _all_ chimblies, --least, tonight He's comin' in _this_ house all right-- By the front-door, as ort to be!-- [Illustration] [Illustration] We'll all be hid where we can _see_!" Nen he look up, an' he see Ma An' say, "It's ist too bad their _Pa_ Can't be here, so's to see the fun The childern _will_ have, ever' one!" Well, _we_!--We hardly couldn't wait Till it wuz dusk, an' dark an' late Enough to light the lamp!--An' Lee- Bob light a candle on the Tree-- "Ist _one_--'cause I'm 'The Lighter'!"--Nen He clumb on Uncle's knee again An' hug us _bofe_;--an' Etty git Her little chist an' set on it Wite clos't, while Uncle telled some more 'Bout Santy Claus, an' clo'es he wore "_All maked o' furs, an' trimmed as white_ [Illustration] [Illustration] _As cotton is, er snow at night_!" An' nen, all sudden-like, he say, -- "_Hush!
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