New Chronicles of Rebecca
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Came drag a stool over beside the grind- stone as he said : — " Well, now, Elisha Jeremiah, we '11 talk about the red cow. You say you've drove her a month, do ye .' And the trade between us was that if you could drive her a month, without her getting the rope over her foot and without bein' afraid, you was to have her. That 's straight, ain't it ? " The Prophet's face burned with excitement, his gingham shirt rose and fell as if he were breathing 1 80 THE LITTLE PROPHET hard, but he only, nodd...ed assent and said no- thing.
"Now," continued Mr. Came, "have you made out to keep the rope from under her feet ? " "She ain't got t-t-tangled up one s-single time," said Elisha, stuttering in his excitement, but looking up with some courage from his bare toes, with which he was assiduously threading the grass.
" So far, so good. Now 'bout bein' afraid. As you seem so certain of gettin' the cow, I suppose you hain't been a speck scared, hev you .■" Honor bright, now ! " " I — I — not but just a little mite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Came drag a stool over beside the grind- stone as he said : — " Well, now, Elisha Jeremiah, we '11 talk about the red cow. You say you've drove her a month, do ye .' And the trade between us was that if you could drive her a month, without her getting the rope over her foot and without bein' afraid, you was to have her. That 's straight, ain't it ? " The Prophet's face burned with excitement, his gingham shirt rose and fell as if he were breathing 1 80 THE LITTLE PROPHET hard, but he only, nodd...ed assent and said no- thing.
"Now," continued Mr. Came, "have you made out to keep the rope from under her feet ? " "She ain't got t-t-tangled up one s-single time," said Elisha, stuttering in his excitement, but looking up with some courage from his bare toes, with which he was assiduously threading the grass.
" So far, so good. Now 'bout bein' afraid. As you seem so certain of gettin' the cow, I suppose you hain't been a speck scared, hev you .■" Honor bright, now ! " " I — I — not but just a little mite.
What to read after New Chronicles of Rebecca?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wiggin Kate Douglas Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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