Hidden Treasure
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Patterson had finished with the team, he unhitched them and took themover and put them into the barn, then they sat down in the auto andbegan to talk, leaving Bob to manage the tractor alone.
When dinner time came he brought the machine to a standstill on thewest side of the field nearest to the barn, and, shutting down themotor, came quickly over the freshly plowed ground to the barnyard.
"That's certainly a fine way to plow, Mr. White, " said Bob, his eyessparkling as he contemplated the amou...nt of work done in a quarter of aday.
"Sure is, Bob, " said the banker. "The greatest thing I've ever seen. Power certainly does beat horse flesh, and you notice, Bob, we onlyfeed the engine when it is working. " "I can't give you very much of a dinner, " said Bob, apologetically, "for everybody's away at Uncle Joe's wedding, but if you'll besatisfied with cold victuals, I guess I can fit you out. " "Bread and butter and a glass of milk is good enough for me, Bob, "laughed the banker, as they started for the house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Patterson had finished with the team, he unhitched them and took themover and put them into the barn, then they sat down in the auto andbegan to talk, leaving Bob to manage the tractor alone.
When dinner time came he brought the machine to a standstill on thewest side of the field nearest to the barn, and, shutting down themotor, came quickly over the freshly plowed ground to the barnyard.
"That's certainly a fine way to plow, Mr. White, " said Bob, his eyessparkling as he contemplated the amou...nt of work done in a quarter of aday.
"Sure is, Bob, " said the banker. "The greatest thing I've ever seen. Power certainly does beat horse flesh, and you notice, Bob, we onlyfeed the engine when it is working. " "I can't give you very much of a dinner, " said Bob, apologetically, "for everybody's away at Uncle Joe's wedding, but if you'll besatisfied with cold victuals, I guess I can fit you out. " "Bread and butter and a glass of milk is good enough for me, Bob, "laughed the banker, as they started for the house.
What to read after Hidden Treasure?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Simpson John Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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