Our New Neighbors At Ponkapog
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But this is a digression, and I am quite of theopinion of the old lady in "David Copperfield, " who says, "Let us haveno meandering!" Though my wife had declined to risk a ceremonious call on our neighborsas a family, I saw no reason why I should not speak to the husband asan individual, when I happened to encounter him by the wayside. I madeseveral approaches to do so, when it occurred to my penetration thatmy neighbor had the air of trying to avoid me. I resolved to put thesuspicion to the te...st, and one forenoon, when he was sauntering alongon the opposite side of the road, in the vicinity of Fisher's sawmill, Ideliberately crossed over to address him. The brusque manner in which hehurried away was not to be misunderstood. Of course I was not going toforce myself upon him.
It was at this time that I began to formulate uncharitable suppositionstouching our neighbors, and would have been as well pleased if some ofmy choicest fruit trees had not overhung their wall. I determined tokeep my eyes open later in the season, when the fruit should be ripeto pluck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But this is a digression, and I am quite of theopinion of the old lady in "David Copperfield, " who says, "Let us haveno meandering!" Though my wife had declined to risk a ceremonious call on our neighborsas a family, I saw no reason why I should not speak to the husband asan individual, when I happened to encounter him by the wayside. I madeseveral approaches to do so, when it occurred to my penetration thatmy neighbor had the air of trying to avoid me. I resolved to put thesuspicion to the te...st, and one forenoon, when he was sauntering alongon the opposite side of the road, in the vicinity of Fisher's sawmill, Ideliberately crossed over to address him. The brusque manner in which hehurried away was not to be misunderstood. Of course I was not going toforce myself upon him.
It was at this time that I began to formulate uncharitable suppositionstouching our neighbors, and would have been as well pleased if some ofmy choicest fruit trees had not overhung their wall. I determined tokeep my eyes open later in the season, when the fruit should be ripeto pluck.
What to read after Our New Neighbors At Ponkapog?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aldrich Thomas Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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