A Tan Pile Jim Or a Yankee Waif Among the Bluenoses
A Tan Pile Jim Or a Yankee Waif Among the Bluenoses
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" To prevent the rains from washing the earth away he built a solid wall of masonry around the top of the ledge. One corner he reserved for shrubs and flowers. Being of a Scrip- tural turn of mind and likening himself to Nebuchadnezzar, he named the place "the Babylonian Gardens, " and by that name it was known throughout the county and in the press of southern Nova Scotia.
Jim surveyed the place with wonder, and Tom detailed his triumphs with zest, winding up with: "So you see, jim, there's a ...bit of the Nebuchadnezzar in me. " "What! That old king what tried to roast three boys?" TAN PILE JIM 143 This was an association of ideas Tom wasn't prepared for, and before he could pull himself together for an answer the boy energetically added: "You hain't no Old Cud, Mister Tom. You'd never hurt no boys; leastwise, not onless they was Bill Brydens what'd slapped your eyes full o' huckleberry pie. ' 1 The Tanner had told Tom of the Old Cud episode, and, indeed, the incident had gone all over both villages, and he was, therefore, now at no loss to under- stand Jim's allusions, though for the moment, in the pride of his achievements, he had overlooked the incident.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" To prevent the rains from washing the earth away he built a solid wall of masonry around the top of the ledge. One corner he reserved for shrubs and flowers. Being of a Scrip- tural turn of mind and likening himself to Nebuchadnezzar, he named the place "the Babylonian Gardens, " and by that name it was known throughout the county and in the press of southern Nova Scotia.
Jim surveyed the place with wonder, and Tom detailed his triumphs with zest, winding up with: "So you see, jim, there's a ...bit of the Nebuchadnezzar in me. " "What! That old king what tried to roast three boys?" TAN PILE JIM 143 This was an association of ideas Tom wasn't prepared for, and before he could pull himself together for an answer the boy energetically added: "You hain't no Old Cud, Mister Tom. You'd never hurt no boys; leastwise, not onless they was Bill Brydens what'd slapped your eyes full o' huckleberry pie. ' 1 The Tanner had told Tom of the Old Cud episode, and, indeed, the incident had gone all over both villages, and he was, therefore, now at no loss to under- stand Jim's allusions, though for the moment, in the pride of his achievements, he had overlooked the incident.
What to read after A Tan Pile Jim Or a Yankee Waif Among the Bluenoses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B Freeman Barnas Freeman Ashley to read onlineMoreLess
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