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Scarcely one in the surrounding country could read or write, and Mr. Burton was just the man they needed to attend to their business. He was thronged every day, and was looked upon as indispensable. He also could be con- sidered Mr. Mikly's right hand, having taught him, with the greatest difficulty, to read and write his name. He kept his books, and added greatly to the prosperity of that gentleman. But in proportion as civilization and education ad- vanced Mr. Burton's business declined, and ...at present, as he said before, if it were not for the saloons, it would be worth nothing at all. His title was only an empty one, and no doubt acquired by being a standing candidate for that office. He served for a number of years as jus- tice of the peace, and when the town of Hawks- ville was incorporated, was elected as police magistrate, which office he held up to this day. He was a widower, living with one of his children, who were all married, but he had the reputation of being admired by the fair sex, and a cartoon, in which he tries to extricate himself 10 148 NICK PUTZEL; OR from half a dozen children, who are hanging" to his coat tail, and looking up wistfully at the hor- ror-stricken man, saying " Papa, we'll kiss you if you'll buy us some candy !" brought his down- fall in the last Convention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scarcely one in the surrounding country could read or write, and Mr. Burton was just the man they needed to attend to their business. He was thronged every day, and was looked upon as indispensable. He also could be con- sidered Mr. Mikly's right hand, having taught him, with the greatest difficulty, to read and write his name. He kept his books, and added greatly to the prosperity of that gentleman. But in proportion as civilization and education ad- vanced Mr. Burton's business declined, and ...at present, as he said before, if it were not for the saloons, it would be worth nothing at all. His title was only an empty one, and no doubt acquired by being a standing candidate for that office. He served for a number of years as jus- tice of the peace, and when the town of Hawks- ville was incorporated, was elected as police magistrate, which office he held up to this day. He was a widower, living with one of his children, who were all married, but he had the reputation of being admired by the fair sex, and a cartoon, in which he tries to extricate himself 10 148 NICK PUTZEL; OR from half a dozen children, who are hanging" to his coat tail, and looking up wistfully at the hor- ror-stricken man, saying " Papa, we'll kiss you if you'll buy us some candy !" brought his down- fall in the last Convention.
What to read after Nick Putzel Or Authur Gurneys Ruin a Narrative Showing the Ins And Outs the?
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