Goldsmith's Friend Abroad Again
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" "Alias what?" I said I did not understand, and he said what he wanted was my truename, for he guessed I picked up this one since I stole my lastchickens. They all laughed loudly at that.
Then they searched me. They found nothing, of course. They seemed veryangry and asked who I supposed would "go my bail or pay my fine. " Whenthey explained these things to me, I said I had done nobody any harm, and why should I need to have bail or pay a fine? Both of them kickedme and warned me that I would ...find it to my advantage to try and beas civil as convenient. I protested that I had not meant anythingdisrespectful. Then one of them took me to one side and said: "Now look here, Johnny, it's no use you playing softly wid us. We manebusiness, ye know; and the sooner ye put us on the scent of a V, theasier yell save yerself from a dale of trouble. Ye can't get out o' thisfor anny less. Who's your frinds?" I told him I had not a single friend in all the land of America, andthat I was far from home and help, and very poor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Alias what?" I said I did not understand, and he said what he wanted was my truename, for he guessed I picked up this one since I stole my lastchickens. They all laughed loudly at that.
Then they searched me. They found nothing, of course. They seemed veryangry and asked who I supposed would "go my bail or pay my fine. " Whenthey explained these things to me, I said I had done nobody any harm, and why should I need to have bail or pay a fine? Both of them kickedme and warned me that I would ...find it to my advantage to try and beas civil as convenient. I protested that I had not meant anythingdisrespectful. Then one of them took me to one side and said: "Now look here, Johnny, it's no use you playing softly wid us. We manebusiness, ye know; and the sooner ye put us on the scent of a V, theasier yell save yerself from a dale of trouble. Ye can't get out o' thisfor anny less. Who's your frinds?" I told him I had not a single friend in all the land of America, andthat I was far from home and help, and very poor.
What to read after Goldsmith's Friend Abroad Again?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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