Dukesborough Tales : the Chronicles of Mr. Bill Williams
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Bill did that very thing over and ofting. From a leetle bit of a boy he had thought how he would like to go thar and see them old people. If he lived, he would go thar some day to that very old place, and see them old people.
84 DUKESBOROUGH TALES.
From the way he spoke, it seemed that his ideas were that the North CaroHnians all resided in one particular locality, and that they were all elderly persons. But this was possibly intended as a snare to catch Mr. Lively, by paying, in this indirect ...manner, respect to his. advanced age.
" Oh ! " exclaimed Mr. Lively, while he stored away the parcel in his capacious pocket, " you ought to go there, by all means. If you should ever go there, you will find as good people as you ever saw in your life. They are a peaceable people, those North Carolinians, and industrious.
You hardly ever see a man there that has not got some sort of business ; and then, as a general thing, people there attend to their own business, and don't bother themselves about other people's." Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bill did that very thing over and ofting. From a leetle bit of a boy he had thought how he would like to go thar and see them old people. If he lived, he would go thar some day to that very old place, and see them old people.
84 DUKESBOROUGH TALES.
From the way he spoke, it seemed that his ideas were that the North CaroHnians all resided in one particular locality, and that they were all elderly persons. But this was possibly intended as a snare to catch Mr. Lively, by paying, in this indirect ...manner, respect to his. advanced age.
" Oh ! " exclaimed Mr. Lively, while he stored away the parcel in his capacious pocket, " you ought to go there, by all means. If you should ever go there, you will find as good people as you ever saw in your life. They are a peaceable people, those North Carolinians, and industrious.
You hardly ever see a man there that has not got some sort of business ; and then, as a general thing, people there attend to their own business, and don't bother themselves about other people's." Mr.
What to read after Dukesborough Tales : the Chronicles of Mr. Bill Williams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Malcolm Johnston to read onlineMoreLess
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