Mr. Dooley Says
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An' I don't care. It may hurt me in th' eyes iv mefellow counthrymen, but look at th' fun I get out iv it. I wudden'tthrade th' injanyous wicked people an' th' saints that I see f'r allth' poor, dull, half-an'-half crathers that ye find in th' wurruld, 'says he.
"An' there ye ar-re. It's just as his frind, th' most prom'nentget-rich-quick-man iv his time, wanst said: 'Readin' makes a man full. 'An' maybe Hogan's right. Annyhow, I'm glad to have him advised about hisbooks so that he won't hurt h...imsilf with lithrachoor that don't comeundher th' pure food act. An' I'm glad to welcome our young friendCharles Eliot into our ancient univarsity. He'll like it f'r awhile. Heis sure to make th' team an' I wudden't mind seein' him captain iv it. 'Tis a gr-reat colledge afther all, an' if it makes me mad part iv th'time, because I'm always gettin' licked f'r what somebody else has done, on th' whole I injye it. Th' coorse is hard. Ivry man, woman, an' childis profissor an' student to ye. Th' examinations are tough.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An' I don't care. It may hurt me in th' eyes iv mefellow counthrymen, but look at th' fun I get out iv it. I wudden'tthrade th' injanyous wicked people an' th' saints that I see f'r allth' poor, dull, half-an'-half crathers that ye find in th' wurruld, 'says he.
"An' there ye ar-re. It's just as his frind, th' most prom'nentget-rich-quick-man iv his time, wanst said: 'Readin' makes a man full. 'An' maybe Hogan's right. Annyhow, I'm glad to have him advised about hisbooks so that he won't hurt h...imsilf with lithrachoor that don't comeundher th' pure food act. An' I'm glad to welcome our young friendCharles Eliot into our ancient univarsity. He'll like it f'r awhile. Heis sure to make th' team an' I wudden't mind seein' him captain iv it. 'Tis a gr-reat colledge afther all, an' if it makes me mad part iv th'time, because I'm always gettin' licked f'r what somebody else has done, on th' whole I injye it. Th' coorse is hard. Ivry man, woman, an' childis profissor an' student to ye. Th' examinations are tough.
What to read after Mr. Dooley Says?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dunne Finley Peter to read onlineMoreLess
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