Mark Tidd in the Backwoods
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"Milk, " says he. "Home-made bread. Urn. Pickles. Did you hear that? Pickles. Seems like I couldn't get along without a pickle. A long pickle. Maybe sweet, may- be sour I don't care. " Mark looked excited. "Pie, " says he. 191 MARK TIDD IN THE BACKWOODS 1 ' I bet they got p-p-pie. Cherry-pie ! L-l-let 's stop. " Collins looked at me and grinned, and I looked at Collins and grinned. It was funny the way both those fat folks did let their minds run to eating. Not that I would have thrown a piece ...of pie into the river if some- body had offered it to me, and Collins wasn't the sort of fellow to use a glass of fresh milk to wash his face with, but it was more what d'you call it? incidental-like with us. With them it was about the most important thing there was. I'd like to enjoy something the way Mark Tidd enjoys eating. I've heard it makes you dull to eat a lot, but it didn't work that way with Mark. He always could think better after he'd eaten a meal big enough to keep a family two days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Milk, " says he. "Home-made bread. Urn. Pickles. Did you hear that? Pickles. Seems like I couldn't get along without a pickle. A long pickle. Maybe sweet, may- be sour I don't care. " Mark looked excited. "Pie, " says he. 191 MARK TIDD IN THE BACKWOODS 1 ' I bet they got p-p-pie. Cherry-pie ! L-l-let 's stop. " Collins looked at me and grinned, and I looked at Collins and grinned. It was funny the way both those fat folks did let their minds run to eating. Not that I would have thrown a piece ...of pie into the river if some- body had offered it to me, and Collins wasn't the sort of fellow to use a glass of fresh milk to wash his face with, but it was more what d'you call it? incidental-like with us. With them it was about the most important thing there was. I'd like to enjoy something the way Mark Tidd enjoys eating. I've heard it makes you dull to eat a lot, but it didn't work that way with Mark. He always could think better after he'd eaten a meal big enough to keep a family two days.
What to read after Mark Tidd in the Backwoods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kelland Clarence Budington to read onlineMoreLess
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