On a Slow Train Through Arkansaw Funny Railroad Stories Sayings of the South
On a Slow Train Through Arkansaw Funny Railroad Stories Sayings of the South
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The waiter brought me a steak. It was so tough 40 On A Sloiv Train Through Arkansaw I couldn't stick my fork in the gravy. I held it up and said: "Old ox, old ox! How came you here? You have plowed the fields for many a year. You have been kicked and cuffed with great abuse, And now brought here for the railroad's use. " There was a gambler on the train. He was a full-fledged gambler. He wanted to bet with every- body. He wanted to bet with me. He said, " I will BIG WRECK bet you this train get...s in late. " I told him no, I wouldn't bet. He said, " I bet you it gets in ahead of time. " I said, " No ! " Then he said, " I bet you it don't get in at all. " We ran a little way further and had a big wreck. The car we were in was smashed all to pieces. I went up in the air about fifty feet. When I was coming down I met the gambler going On A Slow Train Through Arkansaw 41 up with his valise in his hand. When he passed me he said, " I bet you five dollars I go higher than you did. " I had heard a great deal about Hot Springs before I got there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The waiter brought me a steak. It was so tough 40 On A Sloiv Train Through Arkansaw I couldn't stick my fork in the gravy. I held it up and said: "Old ox, old ox! How came you here? You have plowed the fields for many a year. You have been kicked and cuffed with great abuse, And now brought here for the railroad's use. " There was a gambler on the train. He was a full-fledged gambler. He wanted to bet with every- body. He wanted to bet with me. He said, " I will BIG WRECK bet you this train get...s in late. " I told him no, I wouldn't bet. He said, " I bet you it gets in ahead of time. " I said, " No ! " Then he said, " I bet you it don't get in at all. " We ran a little way further and had a big wreck. The car we were in was smashed all to pieces. I went up in the air about fifty feet. When I was coming down I met the gambler going On A Slow Train Through Arkansaw 41 up with his valise in his hand. When he passed me he said, " I bet you five dollars I go higher than you did. " I had heard a great deal about Hot Springs before I got there.
What to read after On a Slow Train Through Arkansaw Funny Railroad Stories Sayings of the South?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas William Jackson to read onlineMoreLess
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