Beat It!
Beat It!
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It means Real Silver Vedding Presents." — Page 52 Digitized by VjOOQIC r Digitized by VjOOQIC OK THE HOBSE TRADER 68 which resulted in a gurgle in her throat; the Swede servant girl rushed out in the kitchen and broke a couple of dishes, while Uncle Peter, who was dining with us, fell off his chair on the cat which had never done him any harm.
Elsie's interpretation of that wedding present is going to set Herman Shulz back several dol- lars, or I'm not a foot high.
This same Herman is a char- a...cter, by the way. Bunch.
He's a horse trader by profes- sion and a con thrower by nature.
I must tell you, Bunch, about Herman when he lived and flour- ished in, Eochester, N. T.
A friend of ours named Will Hodge also lived in Eochester at Digitized by VjOOQIC 64 BEAT it!
that time, and Will went to Her- man to buy a horse.
Herman had at this time an old sorrel horse which would never travel over half a mile without balking.
At some remote period of its life the sorrel had been docked, but Herman decided he could sell the horse quicker if it had a long tail, so he glued on a tail which he kept in the bam for this pur- pose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It means Real Silver Vedding Presents." — Page 52 Digitized by VjOOQIC r Digitized by VjOOQIC OK THE HOBSE TRADER 68 which resulted in a gurgle in her throat; the Swede servant girl rushed out in the kitchen and broke a couple of dishes, while Uncle Peter, who was dining with us, fell off his chair on the cat which had never done him any harm.
Elsie's interpretation of that wedding present is going to set Herman Shulz back several dol- lars, or I'm not a foot high.
This same Herman is a char- a...cter, by the way. Bunch.
He's a horse trader by profes- sion and a con thrower by nature.
I must tell you, Bunch, about Herman when he lived and flour- ished in, Eochester, N. T.
A friend of ours named Will Hodge also lived in Eochester at Digitized by VjOOQIC 64 BEAT it!
that time, and Will went to Her- man to buy a horse.
Herman had at this time an old sorrel horse which would never travel over half a mile without balking.
At some remote period of its life the sorrel had been docked, but Herman decided he could sell the horse quicker if it had a long tail, so he glued on a tail which he kept in the bam for this pur- pose.
What to read after Beat It!?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Vere Hobart to read onlineMoreLess
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