All He Knew
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Deacon Quickset says it don't 'mount to much. Is'pose it don't--to him, he bein' so much smarter than me. But, so faras it goes, I can't be paid for talkin' about it, for it didn't cost menothin'. " This was not what the visitor had expected; nevertheless, it is alawyer's business to know more than one way of putting a thing.
"See here, Sam; I need a new pair of shoes, --soft leather, thin soles, good cut; do you suppose you know how to measure me for them?" "Well, I guess I've found out that m...uch, Mr. Bartram. " "Go ahead, then; don't let me interfere with the measurement; but Iwant to ask you some questions; tell me what you can as you go along. You've been converted, they say, and you say so too. " "Yes, sir, " said Sam, dropping the tape-line for a moment; "what otherpeople say I'm not responsible for, but I say it myself that I'm adifferent man. That's all I can say, Mr. Bartram; an', as I saidbefore, if you want to know more, you'd better ask somebody that's beenin that sort o' life longer than I have.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Deacon Quickset says it don't 'mount to much. Is'pose it don't--to him, he bein' so much smarter than me. But, so faras it goes, I can't be paid for talkin' about it, for it didn't cost menothin'. " This was not what the visitor had expected; nevertheless, it is alawyer's business to know more than one way of putting a thing.
"See here, Sam; I need a new pair of shoes, --soft leather, thin soles, good cut; do you suppose you know how to measure me for them?" "Well, I guess I've found out that m...uch, Mr. Bartram. " "Go ahead, then; don't let me interfere with the measurement; but Iwant to ask you some questions; tell me what you can as you go along. You've been converted, they say, and you say so too. " "Yes, sir, " said Sam, dropping the tape-line for a moment; "what otherpeople say I'm not responsible for, but I say it myself that I'm adifferent man. That's all I can say, Mr. Bartram; an', as I saidbefore, if you want to know more, you'd better ask somebody that's beenin that sort o' life longer than I have.
What to read after All He Knew?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Habberton John to read onlineMoreLess
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