On Our Selection!
On Our Selection!
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Joe saw a chance to distinguish himself, and took it. He ran home, glad to be the bearer of the news, and told Mother that "Dave's got bitby a adder--a sudden-death adder--right on top o' the finger. " How Mother screamed! "My God! whatever shall we do? Run quick, " shesaid, "and bring Mr. Maloney. Dear! oh dear! oh dear!" Joe had not calculated on this injunction. He dropped his head andsaid sullenly: "Wot, walk all the way over there?" Before he could say another word a tin-dish left a dinge ...on the back ofhis skull that will accompany him to his grave if he lives to be athousand.
"You wretch, you! Why don't you run when I tell you?" Joe sprang in the air like a shot wallaby.
"I'll not go AT ALL now--y' see!" he answered, starting to cry. ThenSal put on her hat and ran for Maloney.
Meanwhile Dave took the horses out, walked inside, and threw himself onthe sofa without uttering a word. He felt ill.
Mother was in a paroxysm of fright. She threw her arms aboutfrantically and cried for someone to come.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Joe saw a chance to distinguish himself, and took it. He ran home, glad to be the bearer of the news, and told Mother that "Dave's got bitby a adder--a sudden-death adder--right on top o' the finger. " How Mother screamed! "My God! whatever shall we do? Run quick, " shesaid, "and bring Mr. Maloney. Dear! oh dear! oh dear!" Joe had not calculated on this injunction. He dropped his head andsaid sullenly: "Wot, walk all the way over there?" Before he could say another word a tin-dish left a dinge ...on the back ofhis skull that will accompany him to his grave if he lives to be athousand.
"You wretch, you! Why don't you run when I tell you?" Joe sprang in the air like a shot wallaby.
"I'll not go AT ALL now--y' see!" he answered, starting to cry. ThenSal put on her hat and ran for Maloney.
Meanwhile Dave took the horses out, walked inside, and threw himself onthe sofa without uttering a word. He felt ill.
Mother was in a paroxysm of fright. She threw her arms aboutfrantically and cried for someone to come.
What to read after On Our Selection!?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rudd Steele to read onlineMoreLess
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