Down South
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He hadlooked all about the house without being able to find him. " "Did he tell you what became of the other?" "I asked him that question, and he told me he had him still. I askedhim to let me see him, but he refused in spite of all I could say toinduce him to show him. He said the snake was nailed up in a box, withonly some holes bored in it to admit the air; and he could not show thesnake without taking off the cover of the box. The moccasin was adangerous fellow, and he didn't want to run an...y risks with him. He hadleft his last boarding-place because they killed a rattlesnakebelonging to him. I asked him to show me the box, but he wouldn't evendo that, and said it was all nonsense to show the box. " "You made up your mind that he had no moccasin?" I added.
"No more than I had. On my way down from the house I met his landlord, coming home from the market. He asked me if I had found Cobbington. Itold him I had, and then informed him his lodger kept a live moccasinsnake in his room. He was greatly astonished at what I told him, anddeclared that he wouldn't have a moccasin in his house for all themoney there was in Jacksonville; the snake might get loose, and bitehis wife or one of his children.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He hadlooked all about the house without being able to find him. " "Did he tell you what became of the other?" "I asked him that question, and he told me he had him still. I askedhim to let me see him, but he refused in spite of all I could say toinduce him to show him. He said the snake was nailed up in a box, withonly some holes bored in it to admit the air; and he could not show thesnake without taking off the cover of the box. The moccasin was adangerous fellow, and he didn't want to run an...y risks with him. He hadleft his last boarding-place because they killed a rattlesnakebelonging to him. I asked him to show me the box, but he wouldn't evendo that, and said it was all nonsense to show the box. " "You made up your mind that he had no moccasin?" I added.
"No more than I had. On my way down from the house I met his landlord, coming home from the market. He asked me if I had found Cobbington. Itold him I had, and then informed him his lodger kept a live moccasinsnake in his room. He was greatly astonished at what I told him, anddeclared that he wouldn't have a moccasin in his house for all themoney there was in Jacksonville; the snake might get loose, and bitehis wife or one of his children.
What to read after Down South?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Optic to read onlineMoreLess
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