More Fish Stories. All True With Poems of a Fish Flavor. Illustrated ..
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He gave a list of the measures he had intro- duced in Congress which would not have been passed but for him. As he sat down the people clapped , the trombone was op- erated giving blast after blast, the banjo got to going at such a rate that it could hardly be stopped while Bobby Jones beat his drum. Mr. Parson desired to say amen but his wife said it wouldn't be proper. The next on the program was a declamation by Bobby Jones. He recited that speech that was given by one of the lords in parlia...- 22 ^&^^&^^&^^l^^^^^ ment before the Revolution. His mother fixed him up as mothers only can and he thrilled the audience as he exclaimed with boyish enthusiasm: "Let us retract while we can, not when we must." ^i One of the boys who received a pie His father thought that as long as he was dressed for the occasion, and there was such an encore, that he had better recite the speech of Patrick Henry. But the cook kind of thought he was too full for utter- ance, and his mother, when she thought of the words, "Give me liberty or give me death," thought he was too young to die.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He gave a list of the measures he had intro- duced in Congress which would not have been passed but for him. As he sat down the people clapped , the trombone was op- erated giving blast after blast, the banjo got to going at such a rate that it could hardly be stopped while Bobby Jones beat his drum. Mr. Parson desired to say amen but his wife said it wouldn't be proper. The next on the program was a declamation by Bobby Jones. He recited that speech that was given by one of the lords in parlia...- 22 ^&^^&^^&^^l^^^^^ ment before the Revolution. His mother fixed him up as mothers only can and he thrilled the audience as he exclaimed with boyish enthusiasm: "Let us retract while we can, not when we must." ^i One of the boys who received a pie His father thought that as long as he was dressed for the occasion, and there was such an encore, that he had better recite the speech of Patrick Henry. But the cook kind of thought he was too full for utter- ance, and his mother, when she thought of the words, "Give me liberty or give me death," thought he was too young to die.
What to read after More Fish Stories. All True With Poems of a Fish Flavor. Illustrated ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Withey, John Franklin. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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