A Family Tree, And Other Stories
A Family Tree, And Other Stories
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If it wasn't a cheerful sight for me to see, what must it be for him to live ? Did I ever tell you about Cable J. Dexter, the great Digitized by Google no NOTES OF AN UNEVENTFUL VOYAGE.
Chicago grain speculator? He was stranded in 'Frisco in 1870 without a cent between him and starvation, and he shipped as stoker on a Pacific Mail Steamer. He made the round trip and then he quit ; starvation was shorter and not surer.
Only a year ago, after he had engineered the big boom in winter wheat, he tol...d me that sometimes he waked up at midnight to feel at his side for the coal-shovel — exactly as though all his wealth were a dream and the hard labor a present reality." Just then the clever man from Boston saun- tered along by us, and our friend Brown suggest- ed that we four should settle down to whist un- til such time as it might please the clerk of the weather to turn off the rain.
The run that day was four hundred and twenty miles.
Wednesday, the isth. — The little skurry of wind on Tuesday had raised a slight swell, and with the increase in motion there were fewer peo- ple on deck in the morning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If it wasn't a cheerful sight for me to see, what must it be for him to live ? Did I ever tell you about Cable J. Dexter, the great Digitized by Google no NOTES OF AN UNEVENTFUL VOYAGE.
Chicago grain speculator? He was stranded in 'Frisco in 1870 without a cent between him and starvation, and he shipped as stoker on a Pacific Mail Steamer. He made the round trip and then he quit ; starvation was shorter and not surer.
Only a year ago, after he had engineered the big boom in winter wheat, he tol...d me that sometimes he waked up at midnight to feel at his side for the coal-shovel — exactly as though all his wealth were a dream and the hard labor a present reality." Just then the clever man from Boston saun- tered along by us, and our friend Brown suggest- ed that we four should settle down to whist un- til such time as it might please the clerk of the weather to turn off the rain.
The run that day was four hundred and twenty miles.
Wednesday, the isth. — The little skurry of wind on Tuesday had raised a slight swell, and with the increase in motion there were fewer peo- ple on deck in the morning.
What to read after A Family Tree, And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Matthews, Brander, 1852-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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