Harper's Young People, February 17, 1880
Harper's Young People, February 17, 1880
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Guess I can help you a bit. I'lltry, anyhow, if it's only for the love I bore your fathers before you. And you're fine fellows too; but you've got a wrong twist somewhere, oryou'd never in the world do such a thing as that. " And quickening hisstep at the close of his soliloquy, "Captain Dan, " as he was called, came up behind two boys who were standing in front of the principalfruit and candy store of the busy town of Hamilton.
A large bag of pea-nuts, with many other things, was displayed out...sideunder the window, and the old man's attention had been attracted byseeing the elder of the boys carelessly pick up a nut as he chatted withhis companion, who soon followed his example. Evidently neither one hadany thought of doing wrong as they stood eating the nuts and crushingthe shells in their fingers.
They started as he laid a hand heavily upon the shoulder of each, butanswered his greeting so cordially that it was easy to see they werewarm friends. He stopped them, as, linking their arms in his, they beganto turn him around, by saying: "Going toward home, are ye?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Guess I can help you a bit. I'lltry, anyhow, if it's only for the love I bore your fathers before you. And you're fine fellows too; but you've got a wrong twist somewhere, oryou'd never in the world do such a thing as that. " And quickening hisstep at the close of his soliloquy, "Captain Dan, " as he was called, came up behind two boys who were standing in front of the principalfruit and candy store of the busy town of Hamilton.
A large bag of pea-nuts, with many other things, was displayed out...sideunder the window, and the old man's attention had been attracted byseeing the elder of the boys carelessly pick up a nut as he chatted withhis companion, who soon followed his example. Evidently neither one hadany thought of doing wrong as they stood eating the nuts and crushingthe shells in their fingers.
They started as he laid a hand heavily upon the shoulder of each, butanswered his greeting so cordially that it was easy to see they werewarm friends. He stopped them, as, linking their arms in his, they beganto turn him around, by saying: "Going toward home, are ye?
What to read after Harper's Young People, February 17, 1880?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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