On the Ohio
On the Ohio
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" Good-night, you-all, " came the reply. Next morning we again played the part of land- ing loafers, for we were members of quite a goodly company grouped on the bank waiting for the " Lowry " to lower her gang-plank. The occasion was a Sunday excursion up the Cumberland, and when the steamer reached the landing her upper decks were lined with excursionists from Paducah. And how they did stare at us ! We learned how it felt that time, all right! Laughing and pushing we went on board. When our b...oat backed away from the bank, many farewells were waved from people at the doors and windows of the old houses overlooking the landing. As the " Lowry " passed beneath the rocky face of the Colonel's cliff, her splashing stern wheel brought out such loud echoes that it as first startled and then greatly interested the otherwise mildly blase " city " excursionists. We three returned the friendly signals of the Colonel and his wife, as they stood on the edge of the rocks far overhead, outlined against the sky.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Good-night, you-all, " came the reply. Next morning we again played the part of land- ing loafers, for we were members of quite a goodly company grouped on the bank waiting for the " Lowry " to lower her gang-plank. The occasion was a Sunday excursion up the Cumberland, and when the steamer reached the landing her upper decks were lined with excursionists from Paducah. And how they did stare at us ! We learned how it felt that time, all right! Laughing and pushing we went on board. When our b...oat backed away from the bank, many farewells were waved from people at the doors and windows of the old houses overlooking the landing. As the " Lowry " passed beneath the rocky face of the Colonel's cliff, her splashing stern wheel brought out such loud echoes that it as first startled and then greatly interested the otherwise mildly blase " city " excursionists. We three returned the friendly signals of the Colonel and his wife, as they stood on the edge of the rocks far overhead, outlined against the sky.
What to read after On the Ohio?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Bennett Harry Bennett Abdy to read onlineMoreLess
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