Ole Ann And Other Stories
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A large store room was rented, and the town thoroughly canvassed for "rummage. " Pretty girls and prettier matrons were the saleswomen, and the relic hunter who went early was in luck, for he found some fine old brasses and many another THE DAY BEFORE YESTERDAY. 53 treasure. Those who went later, found that the oldest things there were card-board mottoes of "God Bless our Home/ and a lot of impossible, black walnut, furniture.
Now, the minister had given some clothes and old hats and shoes for ...the sale, and Randolph had packed them in a basket to carry to the store room. He dis covered in the lot a long since discarded dress suit, of ancient cut.
"Dey ain t no use takin dis heah tuh de sale, sah! you lemme sell it tuh a waitah, an gimme half de money. " "All right, " said the minister, "you may do that, and we will give the other half to the building fund for St. Augustine s (the mission for the colored people).
A year went by and no funds were brought to the minister. Randolph explaining that "De waitahs is all supplied jess now, sah !" and at the end of the second year his story was the same.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A large store room was rented, and the town thoroughly canvassed for "rummage. " Pretty girls and prettier matrons were the saleswomen, and the relic hunter who went early was in luck, for he found some fine old brasses and many another THE DAY BEFORE YESTERDAY. 53 treasure. Those who went later, found that the oldest things there were card-board mottoes of "God Bless our Home/ and a lot of impossible, black walnut, furniture.
Now, the minister had given some clothes and old hats and shoes for ...the sale, and Randolph had packed them in a basket to carry to the store room. He dis covered in the lot a long since discarded dress suit, of ancient cut.
"Dey ain t no use takin dis heah tuh de sale, sah! you lemme sell it tuh a waitah, an gimme half de money. " "All right, " said the minister, "you may do that, and we will give the other half to the building fund for St. Augustine s (the mission for the colored people).
A year went by and no funds were brought to the minister. Randolph explaining that "De waitahs is all supplied jess now, sah !" and at the end of the second year his story was the same.
What to read after Ole Ann And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeannette Grace Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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