Caesar Rodney's Ride
Caesar Rodney's Ride
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[_door opens_] TOM Who is et?
URIAH Et's Uriah Clarke of Philadelphia.
TOM Oh, hello, Uriah. Kinda late fer ye to be out, ain't et?
URIAH Oh, hello, Tom. I'm in a big hurry--come on--saddle me a couple of yerbest hosses!
TOM Pshaw now, I'm right put out.
URIAH Eh? What the trouble?
TOM I let my last hoss go not two hour ago.
URIAH Yer last hoss?
TOM Yes, sir--my last fresh one.
URIAH Wal', we've got to have two hosses. Give us what ye got.
TOM There's nothin' in the stable but two hosses thet c...ome in so tuckeredout they couldn't hardly eat their corn--ye'll hev to go on with thehosses ye got--less'n ye want to wait until mornin'.
URIAH We got to be in Philadelphia by mornin'.
TOM Philadelphia? Ye'll never make et.
URIAH We got to--I give my word. If ye can't give me a hoss, let me hev asaddle. We broke a saddle girth.
TOM All right, Uriah--I'll git ye a saddle! Come on--but ye'll never makePhiladelphia by mornin'! Not with the roads the way they be!
URIAH We got to make et.
TOM Here--git this door open!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[_door opens_] TOM Who is et?
URIAH Et's Uriah Clarke of Philadelphia.
TOM Oh, hello, Uriah. Kinda late fer ye to be out, ain't et?
URIAH Oh, hello, Tom. I'm in a big hurry--come on--saddle me a couple of yerbest hosses!
TOM Pshaw now, I'm right put out.
URIAH Eh? What the trouble?
TOM I let my last hoss go not two hour ago.
URIAH Yer last hoss?
TOM Yes, sir--my last fresh one.
URIAH Wal', we've got to have two hosses. Give us what ye got.
TOM There's nothin' in the stable but two hosses thet c...ome in so tuckeredout they couldn't hardly eat their corn--ye'll hev to go on with thehosses ye got--less'n ye want to wait until mornin'.
URIAH We got to be in Philadelphia by mornin'.
TOM Philadelphia? Ye'll never make et.
URIAH We got to--I give my word. If ye can't give me a hoss, let me hev asaddle. We broke a saddle girth.
TOM All right, Uriah--I'll git ye a saddle! Come on--but ye'll never makePhiladelphia by mornin'! Not with the roads the way they be!
URIAH We got to make et.
TOM Here--git this door open!
What to read after Caesar Rodney's Ride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carlton Henry Fisk to read onlineMoreLess
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