Facts
Facts
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She stepped for- ward smilingly and dutuuUy, good woman that she was, till she heard a rolling of their garden treas- ures, with a general giving out of that rear-coming, stock-feeding barouche. She turned quickly around, to see her dear '' Harry '' tumble over on the ground, and saying to her as the pumpkins embraced him : "Why, damn it, Mary, you're drunker'n I am !" The moon descended behind the hill, leaving me in darkness and in sleep. The next day being Sun- day, I kept the day (w)ho(l)ly... to myself.
Monday I delivered all of my books ordered in the coal-mining towns; was treated to a ride in a wagon, with my packa^, over that mountainous hill to Somerville, for which favor I felt indeed grate- ful I found all of my subscribers in their homes but one, a butcher boy, who was delivering meat to hifl^cuatomers. My experience with him was like catching flees, when I thought I had him he waa not there. He was in a wagon, driving from houaa to house, and made plenty of halts, but no matter how much space I tried to cut off by going across bts, that tormenting delivery would wways move on just in time to give me the privil^e of occupying the same ground it had stood on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She stepped for- ward smilingly and dutuuUy, good woman that she was, till she heard a rolling of their garden treas- ures, with a general giving out of that rear-coming, stock-feeding barouche. She turned quickly around, to see her dear '' Harry '' tumble over on the ground, and saying to her as the pumpkins embraced him : "Why, damn it, Mary, you're drunker'n I am !" The moon descended behind the hill, leaving me in darkness and in sleep. The next day being Sun- day, I kept the day (w)ho(l)ly... to myself.
Monday I delivered all of my books ordered in the coal-mining towns; was treated to a ride in a wagon, with my packa^, over that mountainous hill to Somerville, for which favor I felt indeed grate- ful I found all of my subscribers in their homes but one, a butcher boy, who was delivering meat to hifl^cuatomers. My experience with him was like catching flees, when I thought I had him he waa not there. He was in a wagon, driving from houaa to house, and made plenty of halts, but no matter how much space I tried to cut off by going across bts, that tormenting delivery would wways move on just in time to give me the privil^e of occupying the same ground it had stood on.
What to read after Facts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Woman to read onlineMoreLess
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