George And Clara
George And Clara
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The boat stopped at Cleve- land for passengers, and just as she was starting off, Curtis and Bill came running and jumped on board. When they called at the office to pay their passage to Sandusky the clerk said, " We do not stop there, we run to De- troit direct. " " Well Major, " said Bill, "we are in for it, I guess it's your treat, " and they passed down toward the bar. Bill could never pass anybody witlunit looking to see if they answered the discrij)tion of some slave advertise- ment of wl...iich he had liis hat full. In pursuit of this laudable object, he stopped to look at two individuals dressed in sailor costume, seated among the bales of freight. At tht- first glance he knew his man. Stepping back, he seized the Major and turned him al)Out, saying "There he is ; Maj. , if that isn't George, may I never see Lize again or have a nibble at her corn dodgers. " Curtis looked at them, recognized both, and said, "Bill, the other one is the girl, dressed up in sailor toggery. " By this time the fugitives had seen and recognized their pursuers, and were so agitated that they coidd not utter a syllable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The boat stopped at Cleve- land for passengers, and just as she was starting off, Curtis and Bill came running and jumped on board. When they called at the office to pay their passage to Sandusky the clerk said, " We do not stop there, we run to De- troit direct. " " Well Major, " said Bill, "we are in for it, I guess it's your treat, " and they passed down toward the bar. Bill could never pass anybody witlunit looking to see if they answered the discrij)tion of some slave advertise- ment of wl...iich he had liis hat full. In pursuit of this laudable object, he stopped to look at two individuals dressed in sailor costume, seated among the bales of freight. At tht- first glance he knew his man. Stepping back, he seized the Major and turned him al)Out, saying "There he is ; Maj. , if that isn't George, may I never see Lize again or have a nibble at her corn dodgers. " Curtis looked at them, recognized both, and said, "Bill, the other one is the girl, dressed up in sailor toggery. " By this time the fugitives had seen and recognized their pursuers, and were so agitated that they coidd not utter a syllable.
What to read after George And Clara?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eber M Pettit to read onlineMoreLess
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