Free Air
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" Heswung out of the bug, cranked up, climbed back, went awkwardly on, "Iread those books you gave me. They're slick--mean to say, interesting. Where that young fellow in _Youth's Encounter_ wanted to be a bishop anda soldier and everything---- Just like me, except Schoenstrom isdifferent, from London, some ways! I always wanted to be a brakie, andthen a yeggman. But I wasn't bright enough for either. I just became agarage man. And I---- Some day I'm going to stop using slang. But it'lltake an ...operation!" He was streaking down the road, and Claire was sobbing, "Oh, the lamb, the darling thing! Fretting about his slang, when he wasn't afraid inthat horrible nightmare. If we could just do something for him!" "Don't you worry about him, dolly. He's a very energetic chap. And----Uh---- Mightn't we drive on a little farther, perhaps? I confess thatthe thought of our recent guest still in this vicinity----" "Yes, and---- Oh, I'm shameless. If Mohammed Milton won't stay with ourcar mountain, we're going to tag after him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Heswung out of the bug, cranked up, climbed back, went awkwardly on, "Iread those books you gave me. They're slick--mean to say, interesting. Where that young fellow in _Youth's Encounter_ wanted to be a bishop anda soldier and everything---- Just like me, except Schoenstrom isdifferent, from London, some ways! I always wanted to be a brakie, andthen a yeggman. But I wasn't bright enough for either. I just became agarage man. And I---- Some day I'm going to stop using slang. But it'lltake an ...operation!" He was streaking down the road, and Claire was sobbing, "Oh, the lamb, the darling thing! Fretting about his slang, when he wasn't afraid inthat horrible nightmare. If we could just do something for him!" "Don't you worry about him, dolly. He's a very energetic chap. And----Uh---- Mightn't we drive on a little farther, perhaps? I confess thatthe thought of our recent guest still in this vicinity----" "Yes, and---- Oh, I'm shameless. If Mohammed Milton won't stay with ourcar mountain, we're going to tag after him.
What to read after Free Air?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis, Sinclair, 1885-1951 to read onlineMoreLess
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