Fragments
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And then, Jerushy Jenkins had brung a loaf o' bread As black as poorest rye and as heavy tew, as lead.
I never et sech lookin' stuff and didn't taste o' her'n; The looks wus quite enough for me, but as near as I can learn It's jest as good as any she gives her folks tew eat; They wouldn't know the taste o' bread, if it wus light and sweet.
57 And Hanner Dingy's doughnuts would 'a' done for cannon ball, If she'd only made 'em bigger, and her cakes and pies and all Wus smashed and jammed together..., till it made an awful mess, Not fit tew feed the pigs; and then, tew see her dress; She wore that same old bumbazine, she got when Amos died, All trimmed with rusty crape and tucked up one one side.
The overskirt wus much tew short, the sleeves wus much tew long, The collar cut a'slantin' and the skirt wus all cut wron.
Wal, when we got the table sot, there wusn't room for all, So we sot aside a portion tew wait the second call, And Sally Jane's fine city beau, with an eye-glass in his eye, Jest stumbled over and sot down, right in my punkin pie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And then, Jerushy Jenkins had brung a loaf o' bread As black as poorest rye and as heavy tew, as lead.
I never et sech lookin' stuff and didn't taste o' her'n; The looks wus quite enough for me, but as near as I can learn It's jest as good as any she gives her folks tew eat; They wouldn't know the taste o' bread, if it wus light and sweet.
57 And Hanner Dingy's doughnuts would 'a' done for cannon ball, If she'd only made 'em bigger, and her cakes and pies and all Wus smashed and jammed together..., till it made an awful mess, Not fit tew feed the pigs; and then, tew see her dress; She wore that same old bumbazine, she got when Amos died, All trimmed with rusty crape and tucked up one one side.
The overskirt wus much tew short, the sleeves wus much tew long, The collar cut a'slantin' and the skirt wus all cut wron.
Wal, when we got the table sot, there wusn't room for all, So we sot aside a portion tew wait the second call, And Sally Jane's fine city beau, with an eye-glass in his eye, Jest stumbled over and sot down, right in my punkin pie.
What to read after Fragments?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilcox, Elsie Cole. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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