Pathway to Western Literature
Pathway to Western Literature
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Then Coudy prompt ly got the hiccoughs from drinking his tea too fast, and fretted up and down the room like a chicken with the pip till Travis grew weak and faint with laughter.
"Oh, well/ he exclaimed, aggrievedly laugh, that s right! I don t laugh. It isn t such fun when you ve got em yourself hulp.
Come along, and don t be so absurd. It is get ting late. I wonder/ said Travis, as they skirted the Plaza going down to Kearney street, "I won der if we are talked out. I never remember to have h...ad a better time than I ve had to-day, " she said as Coudy put her on the cable car. "Good bye, Coudy; haven t we had the jolliest day that ever was ?
"Couldn t have been better, " he answered. "Good-bye, Travis ! ; From "Blix. " ADVENTURES OF THE FORTY-NINERS BY WILLIAM LEWIS MANLY WE found the little mule stopped by a still high er precipice or perpendicular rise of fully ten feet. Our hearts sank within us and we said that we should return to our friends as we went away, with our knapsacks on our backs, and the hope grew very small.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then Coudy prompt ly got the hiccoughs from drinking his tea too fast, and fretted up and down the room like a chicken with the pip till Travis grew weak and faint with laughter.
"Oh, well/ he exclaimed, aggrievedly laugh, that s right! I don t laugh. It isn t such fun when you ve got em yourself hulp.
Come along, and don t be so absurd. It is get ting late. I wonder/ said Travis, as they skirted the Plaza going down to Kearney street, "I won der if we are talked out. I never remember to have h...ad a better time than I ve had to-day, " she said as Coudy put her on the cable car. "Good bye, Coudy; haven t we had the jolliest day that ever was ?
"Couldn t have been better, " he answered. "Good-bye, Travis ! ; From "Blix. " ADVENTURES OF THE FORTY-NINERS BY WILLIAM LEWIS MANLY WE found the little mule stopped by a still high er precipice or perpendicular rise of fully ten feet. Our hearts sank within us and we said that we should return to our friends as we went away, with our knapsacks on our backs, and the hope grew very small.
What to read after Pathway to Western Literature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nettie S Nettie Stewart Gaines to read onlineMoreLess
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