In the Sixties
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Then the Irishman, still with a dejected air, started off across the yards through the snow to the cow- barns, mumbling to himself as he went.
I had heard Abner s heavy tread coming along the stanchions toward me, but now all at once it stopped. The farmer s wife had followed him into the passage, and he had halted to speak with her.
They ain t no two ways about it, mother, " he expostulated. We jest got to put the best face on it we kin, an act civil, an pass the time o day as if nothing... d ever happened atween us. He ll be goin the first thing after breakfast. " " Oh! I ain t agoin to sass him, or say anything uncivil, " M rye broke in, reassuringly. " What I mean is, I don t want to come into the for ard end of the barn at all. They ain t no need of it. I kin cook the breakfast in back, and Janey kin fetch it for ard for yeh, an nobody need say anythin, or be any the wiser.
Yes, I know, " argued Abner, " but there s the looks o the thing, /say, if you re goin to do a thing, why, do it right up to the handle, or else don t do it at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Huh !
Then the Irishman, still with a dejected air, started off across the yards through the snow to the cow- barns, mumbling to himself as he went.
I had heard Abner s heavy tread coming along the stanchions toward me, but now all at once it stopped. The farmer s wife had followed him into the passage, and he had halted to speak with her.
They ain t no two ways about it, mother, " he expostulated. We jest got to put the best face on it we kin, an act civil, an pass the time o day as if nothing... d ever happened atween us. He ll be goin the first thing after breakfast. " " Oh! I ain t agoin to sass him, or say anything uncivil, " M rye broke in, reassuringly. " What I mean is, I don t want to come into the for ard end of the barn at all. They ain t no need of it. I kin cook the breakfast in back, and Janey kin fetch it for ard for yeh, an nobody need say anythin, or be any the wiser.
Yes, I know, " argued Abner, " but there s the looks o the thing, /say, if you re goin to do a thing, why, do it right up to the handle, or else don t do it at all.
What to read after In the Sixties?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederic Harold to read onlineMoreLess
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