Aaron Slick From Punkin Crick: a Clean Rural Comedy in Three Acts
Aaron Slick From Punkin Crick: a Clean Rural Comedy in Three Acts
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I got it at the florist's. Do you sup- pose the mowers would mow me another bunch ?
Aaron. I reckon. You can have all you kin tote away.
Glad. Oh, thank you. (Goes to Sis.) It makes such a lovely decoration. (Looks at churn.) And what is that strange implement, little girl ?
Sis (points to churn). This yere thing?
Glad. Yes, what is it ? (Takes hold of dasher.) Sis. Don't you know? Why, it's a churn. That's where the butter comes from.
Glad. Butter? Why, I always fancied the butter came from th...e cow.
Sis (laughs). Well, I'll be blessed.
Aaron (laughs). So'll I!
Sis. It does come from the cow but, you see, we've got to shake it up in here.
Digitized by Google 28 AARON SLICK FROM PU.NKIN CRICK t Glad. Oh, I understand. Just like a milk shake at the soda fountain. Isn't that interesting !
Aaron. Maybe if you chased the cow around enough it 'ud chum the butter and then we wouldn't have to use the churn at all. That 'ud save a heap of trouble. It 'ud make milk shakes, too.
Sis. You see, you got to jiggle the dasher, so!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I got it at the florist's. Do you sup- pose the mowers would mow me another bunch ?
Aaron. I reckon. You can have all you kin tote away.
Glad. Oh, thank you. (Goes to Sis.) It makes such a lovely decoration. (Looks at churn.) And what is that strange implement, little girl ?
Sis (points to churn). This yere thing?
Glad. Yes, what is it ? (Takes hold of dasher.) Sis. Don't you know? Why, it's a churn. That's where the butter comes from.
Glad. Butter? Why, I always fancied the butter came from th...e cow.
Sis (laughs). Well, I'll be blessed.
Aaron (laughs). So'll I!
Sis. It does come from the cow but, you see, we've got to shake it up in here.
Digitized by Google 28 AARON SLICK FROM PU.NKIN CRICK t Glad. Oh, I understand. Just like a milk shake at the soda fountain. Isn't that interesting !
Aaron. Maybe if you chased the cow around enough it 'ud chum the butter and then we wouldn't have to use the churn at all. That 'ud save a heap of trouble. It 'ud make milk shakes, too.
Sis. You see, you got to jiggle the dasher, so!
What to read after Aaron Slick From Punkin Crick: a Clean Rural Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beale Cormack to read onlineMoreLess
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