Lyddy a Tale of the Old South
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When he found his love-knot had come loose, he hadn't de heart ter pay money fer anodder gol' band. Who would have thought Liddy would fool a fellow ! But gals will be gals ; dey like high airs an' fine dressin' ; never stoppin' ter ask how big a rascal is inside de sto'-clothes. In de fust place, if Bro' Molbro hadn't been so larned in his own mind, an' had a-given me a new pipe wid a bundle o' tobacco, fer fee, de hon'rable Mrs. Cummins might ter-day a bin de hon'rable Mrs. Molbro Janes; but ...mens is mens, an' I's concluse one-half of dem is fools. " In the meantime, Robin became impressed with the need of offering his sister-in-law a bit of Christian advice. His fellow-workers tried to dissuade him, saying : " You'd best 'tend ter your own business at Green Forest ; ain't dere a lot of likely 'omens here? Folks often gits dere toes burned a warm- in* dem at some odder man's fireplace. " However, he asked permission to visit at Pro fessor Joe Lament's. And his master, suspecting that he was in search of a wife, gave him a pass covering a month's time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he found his love-knot had come loose, he hadn't de heart ter pay money fer anodder gol' band. Who would have thought Liddy would fool a fellow ! But gals will be gals ; dey like high airs an' fine dressin' ; never stoppin' ter ask how big a rascal is inside de sto'-clothes. In de fust place, if Bro' Molbro hadn't been so larned in his own mind, an' had a-given me a new pipe wid a bundle o' tobacco, fer fee, de hon'rable Mrs. Cummins might ter-day a bin de hon'rable Mrs. Molbro Janes; but ...mens is mens, an' I's concluse one-half of dem is fools. " In the meantime, Robin became impressed with the need of offering his sister-in-law a bit of Christian advice. His fellow-workers tried to dissuade him, saying : " You'd best 'tend ter your own business at Green Forest ; ain't dere a lot of likely 'omens here? Folks often gits dere toes burned a warm- in* dem at some odder man's fireplace. " However, he asked permission to visit at Pro fessor Joe Lament's. And his master, suspecting that he was in search of a wife, gave him a pass covering a month's time.
What to read after Lyddy a Tale of the Old South?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eugenia Jones Bacon to read onlineMoreLess
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