Billy Whiskers' Adventures
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And itseemed to me I never saw so many pigs, chickens and slow-going farmwagons before. He would toot his horn, and the old farmers would notpay the slightest attention or give him one bit of the road, but justkeep right on in the middle and jog along, giving us their dust. Mr. Noland would drive up close to their wagons and toot his horn until hewould nearly break it. Then he would try to pass and nearly upset hismachine in the deep ditches that bordered the road. But he always madeit on two w...heels, if not on four, and as he passed he would call outall sorts of things to the stupid old drivers. His favoriteexpressions were, 'Say, do you think you own the road?' and 'If youwant to sleep, you better drive your old hayrack and rattling oldbones to the side of the road, ' or 'Now take a little of _my_ dust andsee how _you_ like it!' And all the time he was growing madder andmadder.
[Illustration] "Consequently when we came to some cows with one of them lyingstraight across the road and several others blocking the way as theystood about, I hopped out to drive them out of the way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And itseemed to me I never saw so many pigs, chickens and slow-going farmwagons before. He would toot his horn, and the old farmers would notpay the slightest attention or give him one bit of the road, but justkeep right on in the middle and jog along, giving us their dust. Mr. Noland would drive up close to their wagons and toot his horn until hewould nearly break it. Then he would try to pass and nearly upset hismachine in the deep ditches that bordered the road. But he always madeit on two w...heels, if not on four, and as he passed he would call outall sorts of things to the stupid old drivers. His favoriteexpressions were, 'Say, do you think you own the road?' and 'If youwant to sleep, you better drive your old hayrack and rattling oldbones to the side of the road, ' or 'Now take a little of _my_ dust andsee how _you_ like it!' And all the time he was growing madder andmadder.
[Illustration] "Consequently when we came to some cows with one of them lyingstraight across the road and several others blocking the way as theystood about, I hopped out to drive them out of the way.
What to read after Billy Whiskers' Adventures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montgomery Frances Trego to read onlineMoreLess
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