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Being fair and square himself, he could not understand the change and sought enlightenment of his more imaginative and suspicious friend.
"Hey, Hopalong!" he called, "come out here an' see what th' devil has happened!" Mr. Cassidy stuck his auburn head out of the wounded shutter and complacently surveyed his companion. Then he saw the horses and looked hard.
"Quit yore foolin', yu old cuss," he remarked pleasantly, as he groped around behind him with his feet, searching for his boots.
"Anybody ...would think yu was a little boy with yore fool jokes.
Ain't yu ever goin' to grow up?" "They've got our bronchs," replied Mr. Connors in an injured THE HOSPITALITY OF TRAVENNES 121 tone. "Honest, I ain't kiddin' yu," he added for the sake of peace.
"Who has?" came from the window, followed immediately by, "Yu've got my boots!" "I ain't — they're under th' bunk," contradicted and explained Mr. Connors. Then, turning to the matter in his mind he replied, "I don't know who's got them. If I did do yu think I'd be holdin' hands with myself?" "Nqbody'd accuse yu of anything like that," came from the window, accompanied by an overdone snicker.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Being fair and square himself, he could not understand the change and sought enlightenment of his more imaginative and suspicious friend.
"Hey, Hopalong!" he called, "come out here an' see what th' devil has happened!" Mr. Cassidy stuck his auburn head out of the wounded shutter and complacently surveyed his companion. Then he saw the horses and looked hard.
"Quit yore foolin', yu old cuss," he remarked pleasantly, as he groped around behind him with his feet, searching for his boots.
"Anybody ...would think yu was a little boy with yore fool jokes.
Ain't yu ever goin' to grow up?" "They've got our bronchs," replied Mr. Connors in an injured THE HOSPITALITY OF TRAVENNES 121 tone. "Honest, I ain't kiddin' yu," he added for the sake of peace.
"Who has?" came from the window, followed immediately by, "Yu've got my boots!" "I ain't — they're under th' bunk," contradicted and explained Mr. Connors. Then, turning to the matter in his mind he replied, "I don't know who's got them. If I did do yu think I'd be holdin' hands with myself?" "Nqbody'd accuse yu of anything like that," came from the window, accompanied by an overdone snicker.
What to read after Bar-20;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mulford Clarence Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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