My Brothers Keeper
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O 1 th 1 first of these we have no great matter To treat of, but a world o th latter. HUDIBRAS.
* You don t mean to say, Torn >kiddy, said Martha, as she stood leaning against the breakfast room door one morning with her hands behind her; you don t mean to tell me that he never comes in ?
{ Never comes in replied Tom, who was assiduously dressing the line of knives and forks.
Why I let him once myself said Martha with a very triumphant twist of her mouth. L Now what do you say to that, Tom Skid...dy ?
( I say he never comes in, Martha Jumps. I don t say he never did come in, in the course of his existence I ve let him in myself, maybe two or three times ; but he never does come in, not this whole summer.
* And so many times as Hulda s been there, too, said Martha parenthetically.
Just brings her up the steps and sets her down in the hall, said Tom, and then off ke goes before you can say Jack Robinson.
Taint lik ely he d stop if you did get it out, seeing it POINTS. 175 ^ aint bis name, observed Martha ; so that s not much to the point.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O 1 th 1 first of these we have no great matter To treat of, but a world o th latter. HUDIBRAS.
* You don t mean to say, Torn >kiddy, said Martha, as she stood leaning against the breakfast room door one morning with her hands behind her; you don t mean to tell me that he never comes in ?
{ Never comes in replied Tom, who was assiduously dressing the line of knives and forks.
Why I let him once myself said Martha with a very triumphant twist of her mouth. L Now what do you say to that, Tom Skid...dy ?
( I say he never comes in, Martha Jumps. I don t say he never did come in, in the course of his existence I ve let him in myself, maybe two or three times ; but he never does come in, not this whole summer.
* And so many times as Hulda s been there, too, said Martha parenthetically.
Just brings her up the steps and sets her down in the hall, said Tom, and then off ke goes before you can say Jack Robinson.
Taint lik ely he d stop if you did get it out, seeing it POINTS. 175 ^ aint bis name, observed Martha ; so that s not much to the point.
What to read after My Brothers Keeper?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warner Anna Bartlett to read onlineMoreLess
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