Mr. Scraggs
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"'Why not?' says she.
"The young feller opened his mouth twice, but nothin' to suit theoccasion seemed to occur to him. He wheeled and tried to walk offdignified, but the matches snappin' under his feet spoiled theeffect.
"'By-by!' says the Majoress; 'come again!' "She grabbed a tray of mouth-organs and heaved it after him; theyscattered like a shrapnel shell. The young feller didn't wait toclose the door. We heard him gallopin' up the board walk like hewas needin' fresh air. We stood stock sti...ll for a matter of fiveseconds, I reckon; Hadds and me scart to move, and the Majoresswith her brow wrinkled in thought. All of a suddent, with no morewarnin' than a streak of lightnin', she burst out cryin'. 'Oh, oh, oh!' says she, 'how I have been deceived in men!' Then to relieveher feelin's she got to work with both hands.
"There was a genuine Sand-hill cloudburst of hair-brushes andcombs, porous plasters, tooth-powder, tooth-brushes, pomade, soap, Jew's-harps, playin'-cards and the old Boy knows what all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"'Why not?' says she.
"The young feller opened his mouth twice, but nothin' to suit theoccasion seemed to occur to him. He wheeled and tried to walk offdignified, but the matches snappin' under his feet spoiled theeffect.
"'By-by!' says the Majoress; 'come again!' "She grabbed a tray of mouth-organs and heaved it after him; theyscattered like a shrapnel shell. The young feller didn't wait toclose the door. We heard him gallopin' up the board walk like hewas needin' fresh air. We stood stock sti...ll for a matter of fiveseconds, I reckon; Hadds and me scart to move, and the Majoresswith her brow wrinkled in thought. All of a suddent, with no morewarnin' than a streak of lightnin', she burst out cryin'. 'Oh, oh, oh!' says she, 'how I have been deceived in men!' Then to relieveher feelin's she got to work with both hands.
"There was a genuine Sand-hill cloudburst of hair-brushes andcombs, porous plasters, tooth-powder, tooth-brushes, pomade, soap, Jew's-harps, playin'-cards and the old Boy knows what all.
What to read after Mr. Scraggs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillips Henry Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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