Mr Milo Bush And Other Worthies Their Recollections
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The ex perienced driver paid no attention to this, and after a time he would return his leg to its rightful place. Again he would throw his other leg outside the trace, retiring it in due time. On rare occasions, while going down hill, he was known to get one leg over the pole and the other over the trace; but this he seemed himself to think was rather overdoing the thing. Once in a while to kick up both hind feet without losing step with the others was another pastime. To none of these things ...did the experienced driver pay the least attention. Driven sin gle, his invention was equal to the devising of an entirely new set of gymnastics. 68 It was Uncle Asa s first meeting with the Colonel. He had expressed a desire to take a little drive, and the Colonel seemed to be the only available horse. The vehicle pro vided was a low but strong single-seated phaeton. The Colonel looked over his shoulder, as usual suppressing a chuckle, and then they started off. Matters went on pleasantly enough till they reached a quiet country road where there were no houses or people in sight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ex perienced driver paid no attention to this, and after a time he would return his leg to its rightful place. Again he would throw his other leg outside the trace, retiring it in due time. On rare occasions, while going down hill, he was known to get one leg over the pole and the other over the trace; but this he seemed himself to think was rather overdoing the thing. Once in a while to kick up both hind feet without losing step with the others was another pastime. To none of these things ...did the experienced driver pay the least attention. Driven sin gle, his invention was equal to the devising of an entirely new set of gymnastics. 68 It was Uncle Asa s first meeting with the Colonel. He had expressed a desire to take a little drive, and the Colonel seemed to be the only available horse. The vehicle pro vided was a low but strong single-seated phaeton. The Colonel looked over his shoulder, as usual suppressing a chuckle, and then they started off. Matters went on pleasantly enough till they reached a quiet country road where there were no houses or people in sight.
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