Pecks Uncle Ike And the Red Headed Boy
Pecks Uncle Ike And the Red Headed Boy
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So, boys, don't get stuck on one country, but give them all a chance to be good to us. " "Gosh, Uncle Ike, I never heard anything about that Russian fleet, " said the red-headed boy. "Eng land can go plum to thunder. I thought England was the only country that was ever even polite to us. " " Come on, boys, let's go and play Cossack, " said one of the Indians, and they went rolling over the picket fence on their stomachs, leaving Uncle Ike to go and put on some dry clothes. 146 Peck's Uncle Ike ...CHAPTER XVII. Uncle Ike had been having twinges of rheumatism in one of his legs ever since he had the scrap with the Indians, and turned the hose on them and got wet himself, and he sat out on the porch one morning with a blanket over his leg trying to warm it up, smoking his pipe in silence, and wondering why the good Lord arranged things so a good man should grow old, and have pains. The red-headed boy and quite a flock of kids of about his age were sitting on the sidewalk, out side the fence, arguing something in loud voices, and finally he heard them agree to leave it to Uncle Ike, and then they piled over the fence and came up to the porch, and the red-headed boy was the spokesman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So, boys, don't get stuck on one country, but give them all a chance to be good to us. " "Gosh, Uncle Ike, I never heard anything about that Russian fleet, " said the red-headed boy. "Eng land can go plum to thunder. I thought England was the only country that was ever even polite to us. " " Come on, boys, let's go and play Cossack, " said one of the Indians, and they went rolling over the picket fence on their stomachs, leaving Uncle Ike to go and put on some dry clothes. 146 Peck's Uncle Ike ...CHAPTER XVII. Uncle Ike had been having twinges of rheumatism in one of his legs ever since he had the scrap with the Indians, and turned the hose on them and got wet himself, and he sat out on the porch one morning with a blanket over his leg trying to warm it up, smoking his pipe in silence, and wondering why the good Lord arranged things so a good man should grow old, and have pains. The red-headed boy and quite a flock of kids of about his age were sitting on the sidewalk, out side the fence, arguing something in loud voices, and finally he heard them agree to leave it to Uncle Ike, and then they piled over the fence and came up to the porch, and the red-headed boy was the spokesman.
What to read after Pecks Uncle Ike And the Red Headed Boy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peck George Wilbur to read onlineMoreLess
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