In the Tennessee Mountains
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6T tive smithy. " They do a power o' work thar, Pete, ez you-uns never drempt of." " Shucks ! " rejoined Pete incredulously, yet a trifle ill at ease.
" 'Vander war a good blacksmith fur the mountings, but they sot him ter I'arnin' thar.
They 'lowed, though, ez he war pearter 'n the peartest. He got ter be powerful pop'lar with all the gyards an' authorities, an' sech. He war plumb welded ter his work — he sets more store by metal than by grace. He 'lowed ter me ez he wouldn't hev missed bein' ...thar fur nuth- in' ! 'Vander air a powerful cur'ous critter : he 'lowed ter me ez one year in the forge at the Pen war wuth a hundred years in the mount- ings ter him.'' Poor Cynthia! Her eyes, large, luminous, and sweet, with the holy rapture of a listening saint, were fixed upon the speaker's evil, uncouth face. E vander had not then been so unhappy !
" But when they hired out the convict labor ter some iron works' folks, 'Vander war glad ter go, 'kase he 'd git ter I'arn more yit 'bout work- in' in iron an' sech.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6T tive smithy. " They do a power o' work thar, Pete, ez you-uns never drempt of." " Shucks ! " rejoined Pete incredulously, yet a trifle ill at ease.
" 'Vander war a good blacksmith fur the mountings, but they sot him ter I'arnin' thar.
They 'lowed, though, ez he war pearter 'n the peartest. He got ter be powerful pop'lar with all the gyards an' authorities, an' sech. He war plumb welded ter his work — he sets more store by metal than by grace. He 'lowed ter me ez he wouldn't hev missed bein' ...thar fur nuth- in' ! 'Vander air a powerful cur'ous critter : he 'lowed ter me ez one year in the forge at the Pen war wuth a hundred years in the mount- ings ter him.'' Poor Cynthia! Her eyes, large, luminous, and sweet, with the holy rapture of a listening saint, were fixed upon the speaker's evil, uncouth face. E vander had not then been so unhappy !
" But when they hired out the convict labor ter some iron works' folks, 'Vander war glad ter go, 'kase he 'd git ter I'arn more yit 'bout work- in' in iron an' sech.
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