An American Tramp in Scotland
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I fished and fished but nary pea.
" How^s this," thinks I, '' pea soup and no peas in it? " When I eats all the soup and gits to the bot- tom, maybe I'll find the peas. When I gits to the bottom, I sees something there that looks and feels like yaller mud, and it tastes like peas " Pea- paste ! " as I live ! thinks I. " By gosh ! I never knowed that peas was so dear before." Why, in this country they feed hogs on peas in some places.
After we gets through with the soup, the other duck comes aro...und and fires a handful of praties and some slabs of meat at us. The praties was 35 biled with their jackets on, and was mealy, and the meat was good. Every man got all he could eat and if he wanted any more all he had to do was to holler for it. There was over a hundred of us chaps in the steerage, but there was only room at the table for about a dozen of us, so the rest of us had to stand up and eat or eat squatting like a turk on the floor. If the floor had only been clean it wouldn't have been so bad, but it was greasy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I fished and fished but nary pea.
" How^s this," thinks I, '' pea soup and no peas in it? " When I eats all the soup and gits to the bot- tom, maybe I'll find the peas. When I gits to the bottom, I sees something there that looks and feels like yaller mud, and it tastes like peas " Pea- paste ! " as I live ! thinks I. " By gosh ! I never knowed that peas was so dear before." Why, in this country they feed hogs on peas in some places.
After we gets through with the soup, the other duck comes aro...und and fires a handful of praties and some slabs of meat at us. The praties was 35 biled with their jackets on, and was mealy, and the meat was good. Every man got all he could eat and if he wanted any more all he had to do was to holler for it. There was over a hundred of us chaps in the steerage, but there was only room at the table for about a dozen of us, so the rest of us had to stand up and eat or eat squatting like a turk on the floor. If the floor had only been clean it wouldn't have been so bad, but it was greasy.
What to read after An American Tramp in Scotland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [goodkind, Ben] [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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