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He said he had pUed up $300,000 in New Orleans banks, and High and me could stay with him forever if we would. But High Jack happened to think of the United States, and began to talk ethnology.
"'Ruins!' says Major Bing. 'The woods are full of 'em. I don't know how far they date back, but they was here before I came.' "High Jack asks what form of worship the citizens of that locality are addicted to.
"'Why,' says the Major, rubbing his nose, 'I can't hardly say. I imagine it's infidel or Aztec ...or Noncon- formist or something like that. There's a church here — a Methodist or some other kind — with a parson named Skidder. He claims to have converted the people to Christianity. He and me don't assimilate except on state occasions. I imagine they worship some kind of gods or idols yet. But Skidder says he has 'em- in the fold.' "A few days later High Jack and me, 'growling around, strikes a plain path into the forest, and follows it a good four miles. Then a branch turns to the left. We go a mile, maybe, down that, and run up against the finest ruin you ever saw — soUd stone with trees and vines and imderbrush all growing up against it and in it and through it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He said he had pUed up $300,000 in New Orleans banks, and High and me could stay with him forever if we would. But High Jack happened to think of the United States, and began to talk ethnology.
"'Ruins!' says Major Bing. 'The woods are full of 'em. I don't know how far they date back, but they was here before I came.' "High Jack asks what form of worship the citizens of that locality are addicted to.
"'Why,' says the Major, rubbing his nose, 'I can't hardly say. I imagine it's infidel or Aztec ...or Noncon- formist or something like that. There's a church here — a Methodist or some other kind — with a parson named Skidder. He claims to have converted the people to Christianity. He and me don't assimilate except on state occasions. I imagine they worship some kind of gods or idols yet. But Skidder says he has 'em- in the fold.' "A few days later High Jack and me, 'growling around, strikes a plain path into the forest, and follows it a good four miles. Then a branch turns to the left. We go a mile, maybe, down that, and run up against the finest ruin you ever saw — soUd stone with trees and vines and imderbrush all growing up against it and in it and through it.
What to read after Options?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry O. to read onlineMoreLess
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