At You Alls House a Missouri Nature Story
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"Let s go ter my wagon. " The team was backed, geed and hawed, and the wagon bumped over stumps and bent down small saplings till they came out upon the smooth highway that ran the full length of the ridge. Down this they went, till they turned off into the branch road that went in at the Simp son gate, back of the house. As they crossed the line of the railroad, Linton saw by the stakes that the imperturbable Yake had been true to his work, not concerned at all about the absence of his boss. T...he thing nettled him. It seemed that he had been gone a week.
When he got to the house, where the ladies only were at home, they expressed no surprise at his arrival till they saw his hungry face and heard of his predicament.
CHAPTER XXII "... I spake . . . This is the only witchcraft I have used. " SHAKESPEARE.
" Trifles light as air are to the jealous confirmations. " SHAKESPEARE.
SHAN had gone in with Linton, his head feel ing that it had a legitimate excuse now. He was curious, also, to hear any further details of the engineer s story.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Let s go ter my wagon. " The team was backed, geed and hawed, and the wagon bumped over stumps and bent down small saplings till they came out upon the smooth highway that ran the full length of the ridge. Down this they went, till they turned off into the branch road that went in at the Simp son gate, back of the house. As they crossed the line of the railroad, Linton saw by the stakes that the imperturbable Yake had been true to his work, not concerned at all about the absence of his boss. T...he thing nettled him. It seemed that he had been gone a week.
When he got to the house, where the ladies only were at home, they expressed no surprise at his arrival till they saw his hungry face and heard of his predicament.
CHAPTER XXII "... I spake . . . This is the only witchcraft I have used. " SHAKESPEARE.
" Trifles light as air are to the jealous confirmations. " SHAKESPEARE.
SHAN had gone in with Linton, his head feel ing that it had a legitimate excuse now. He was curious, also, to hear any further details of the engineer s story.
What to read after At You Alls House a Missouri Nature Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baskett, James Newton, 1849- to read onlineMoreLess
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