Oldtown Fireside Stories
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"Jest hear him, " said Sam Lawson, looking pensively over the hay-mow, and strewing hayseed down on his wool. "How that 'are critter seems totickle and laugh all the while 'bout nothin'. Lordy massy! he don't seemnever to consider that 'this life's a dream, an empty show. '" "Look here, Sam, " we broke in, anxious to cut short a threatened streamof morality, "you promised to tell us about Capt. Kidd, and how you dugfor his money. " "Did I, now? Wal, boys, that 'are history o' Kidd's is a warnin...' tofellers. Why, Kidd had pious parents and Bible and sanctuary privilegeswhen he was a boy, and yet come to be hanged. It's all in this 'eresong I'm a goin' to sing ye. Lordy massy! I wish I had my bass-violnow. --C
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Jest hear him, " said Sam Lawson, looking pensively over the hay-mow, and strewing hayseed down on his wool. "How that 'are critter seems totickle and laugh all the while 'bout nothin'. Lordy massy! he don't seemnever to consider that 'this life's a dream, an empty show. '" "Look here, Sam, " we broke in, anxious to cut short a threatened streamof morality, "you promised to tell us about Capt. Kidd, and how you dugfor his money. " "Did I, now? Wal, boys, that 'are history o' Kidd's is a warnin...' tofellers. Why, Kidd had pious parents and Bible and sanctuary privilegeswhen he was a boy, and yet come to be hanged. It's all in this 'eresong I'm a goin' to sing ye. Lordy massy! I wish I had my bass-violnow. --C
What to read after Oldtown Fireside Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stowe Harriet Beecher to read onlineMoreLess
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