Bascom Clarke the Story of a Southern Refugee
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Old Doctor Clark owned the land adjacent to the new right-of-way, including the swamp with its ''pussy wil- lows, " bogs and cat-tails. He had a vision one day, went over to Thorntown and brought back the county sur- veyor, who, after looking over the ground carefully, laid out the plat of an addition to Colfax. Then the wise ones held the doctor up to ridicule, and jibed him about laying out town lots for the frogs and getting ready to build [141] iiouses for the mosquitos. But he kept his pea...ce and went on with the work. The frogs seemed to be the only ones who took him seriously, and they discussed the mat- ter long and loud every night, while the village people laughed at the noise made by the inhabitants of "Doc Clark's City. " Things conspired, however, to help the enterprise. The first really important move was made by the two rail- roads. In a spirit of economy the Big Four and the Van- dalia line built a joint station at the crossing of the lines, that one agent might attend to the affairs of both compa- nies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Old Doctor Clark owned the land adjacent to the new right-of-way, including the swamp with its ''pussy wil- lows, " bogs and cat-tails. He had a vision one day, went over to Thorntown and brought back the county sur- veyor, who, after looking over the ground carefully, laid out the plat of an addition to Colfax. Then the wise ones held the doctor up to ridicule, and jibed him about laying out town lots for the frogs and getting ready to build [141] iiouses for the mosquitos. But he kept his pea...ce and went on with the work. The frogs seemed to be the only ones who took him seriously, and they discussed the mat- ter long and loud every night, while the village people laughed at the noise made by the inhabitants of "Doc Clark's City. " Things conspired, however, to help the enterprise. The first really important move was made by the two rail- roads. In a spirit of economy the Big Four and the Van- dalia line built a joint station at the crossing of the lines, that one agent might attend to the affairs of both compa- nies.
What to read after Bascom Clarke the Story of a Southern Refugee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Elbert Whelan to read onlineMoreLess
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