Oldfield a Kentucky Tale of the Last Century
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The office of taking it down from its accustomed resting-place, and of carrying it over to the Christian church when needed there, had belonged from time immemo rial to Uncle Watty. It is not certain to which of the two denominations Uncle Watty himself belonged. It was, indeed, never a very clearly established fact that he was a member of any denomination, but this uncertainty had nothing whatever to do with the life-long holding of his office. It seemed to everybody to be the right and proper... thing for Uncle Watty to take up the collection, mainly for the reason that he always had done it, which is accepted as a good and sufficient reason for many rather singular things in that region. Miss Judy, who knew about it, as she knew about everything, al though she never saw him do it, since she never went to meeting, always considered it a particularly kind and delicate arrangement, devised by some thoughtful, feeling person expressly to save Uncle Watty the embarrass ment of having nothing to put in the bag him self.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The office of taking it down from its accustomed resting-place, and of carrying it over to the Christian church when needed there, had belonged from time immemo rial to Uncle Watty. It is not certain to which of the two denominations Uncle Watty himself belonged. It was, indeed, never a very clearly established fact that he was a member of any denomination, but this uncertainty had nothing whatever to do with the life-long holding of his office. It seemed to everybody to be the right and proper... thing for Uncle Watty to take up the collection, mainly for the reason that he always had done it, which is accepted as a good and sufficient reason for many rather singular things in that region. Miss Judy, who knew about it, as she knew about everything, al though she never saw him do it, since she never went to meeting, always considered it a particularly kind and delicate arrangement, devised by some thoughtful, feeling person expressly to save Uncle Watty the embarrass ment of having nothing to put in the bag him self.
What to read after Oldfield a Kentucky Tale of the Last Century?
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