Galusha the Magnificent
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"I was just loafing around and alittle curious, that's all. Thanks. Hope I haven't kept you too long. Good-day. " Galusha followed the winding path up the face of the high bluff. When, having reached its top, he paused to get fresh breath in place of thathe had lost, he looked down and saw his questioner standing where he hadleft him and, apparently, still admiring the view.
The following afternoon they saw each other again. This time thestranger was on the other side of the creek, wandering ab...out at theedge of the pine grove. He acknowledged Galusha's bow with a wave of thehand, but he did not come nearer to ask more questions.
That evening, at the supper table, Mr. Bangs mentioned the meeting. Primmie, who prided herself upon knowing every visitor in town and wherehe or she came from, was ready with the information in this case.
"I know who he is, " she declared. "His name's Williams and him and hiswife's stoppin' at the Restabit. They never meant to stay there only onenight, but his automobile blowed up or busted out somethin' and they hadto send to Boston to get a new one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I was just loafing around and alittle curious, that's all. Thanks. Hope I haven't kept you too long. Good-day. " Galusha followed the winding path up the face of the high bluff. When, having reached its top, he paused to get fresh breath in place of thathe had lost, he looked down and saw his questioner standing where he hadleft him and, apparently, still admiring the view.
The following afternoon they saw each other again. This time thestranger was on the other side of the creek, wandering ab...out at theedge of the pine grove. He acknowledged Galusha's bow with a wave of thehand, but he did not come nearer to ask more questions.
That evening, at the supper table, Mr. Bangs mentioned the meeting. Primmie, who prided herself upon knowing every visitor in town and wherehe or she came from, was ready with the information in this case.
"I know who he is, " she declared. "His name's Williams and him and hiswife's stoppin' at the Restabit. They never meant to stay there only onenight, but his automobile blowed up or busted out somethin' and they hadto send to Boston to get a new one.
What to read after Galusha the Magnificent?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lincoln Joseph Crosby to read onlineMoreLess
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