Mitch Miller
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And I've found my book. It's 'Tom Sawyer. ' And till I findanother I mean to stick by it, as fur as that goes. One book at a time. " I don't know where Mitch got all this talk. He was the wonderfulest boythat ever lived, but besides he heard his pa talk things all the time, and his pa could talk Greek and knew everything in the world.
We sat talkin' to this old feller till pretty near sundown, when we saidwe must go. We threw the tools into Peter Lukins' cellar and startedoff, leavin' the old f...eller standin'. When we got to the edge of thehill which led down to the road by the river, we turned around andlooked, and saw the old feller standin' there still, black like againstthe light of the sun. Mitch was awful serious.
"It must be awful to be old like that, " said Mitch. "Did you hear whathe said--come back to Menard County to be buried with his folks--and allhis folks gone. How does a feller live when he comes to that? Nothin' todo, nowhere really to go. Skeeters, sometimes I wisht I was dead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And I've found my book. It's 'Tom Sawyer. ' And till I findanother I mean to stick by it, as fur as that goes. One book at a time. " I don't know where Mitch got all this talk. He was the wonderfulest boythat ever lived, but besides he heard his pa talk things all the time, and his pa could talk Greek and knew everything in the world.
We sat talkin' to this old feller till pretty near sundown, when we saidwe must go. We threw the tools into Peter Lukins' cellar and startedoff, leavin' the old f...eller standin'. When we got to the edge of thehill which led down to the road by the river, we turned around andlooked, and saw the old feller standin' there still, black like againstthe light of the sun. Mitch was awful serious.
"It must be awful to be old like that, " said Mitch. "Did you hear whathe said--come back to Menard County to be buried with his folks--and allhis folks gone. How does a feller live when he comes to that? Nothin' todo, nowhere really to go. Skeeters, sometimes I wisht I was dead.
What to read after Mitch Miller?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Masters Edgar Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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