Lad a Dog
Lad a Dog
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And yearly, near Paterson, was held the great North Jersey Livestock Fair—a fair whose awards established for the next twelvemonth the local rank of pure-bred cattle and sheep and pigs for thirty miles in either direction.
From the Ramapo hill pastures, south of Suffern, two days before the fair, descended a flock of twenty prize sheep, the playthings of a man to whom the title of Wall Street Farmer had a lure of its own—a lure that cost him something like $30,000 a year, and which made him a sc...ourge to all his few friends.
Among these luckless friends chanced to be the Mistress and the Master of The Place. And the Gentleman Farmer had decided to break his sheep’s fairward journey by a twenty-four-hour stop at The Place.
The Master, duly apprised of the sorry honor planned for his home, set aside a disused horse paddock for the woolly visitors’ use. Into this their shepherd drove his dusty and bleating charges on their arrival.
The shepherd was a somber Scot. Nature had begun the work of somberness in his Highland heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And yearly, near Paterson, was held the great North Jersey Livestock Fair—a fair whose awards established for the next twelvemonth the local rank of pure-bred cattle and sheep and pigs for thirty miles in either direction.
From the Ramapo hill pastures, south of Suffern, two days before the fair, descended a flock of twenty prize sheep, the playthings of a man to whom the title of Wall Street Farmer had a lure of its own—a lure that cost him something like $30,000 a year, and which made him a sc...ourge to all his few friends.
Among these luckless friends chanced to be the Mistress and the Master of The Place. And the Gentleman Farmer had decided to break his sheep’s fairward journey by a twenty-four-hour stop at The Place.
The Master, duly apprised of the sorry honor planned for his home, set aside a disused horse paddock for the woolly visitors’ use. Into this their shepherd drove his dusty and bleating charges on their arrival.
The shepherd was a somber Scot. Nature had begun the work of somberness in his Highland heart.
What to read after Lad a Dog?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terhune Albert Payson to read onlineMoreLess
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