Pee-Wee Harris in Luck
Pee-Wee Harris in Luck
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He emerged out of the fog two or three yards ahead of the oxen, and the oxen, out of politeness perhaps, stopped also. The dog was small and certainly not of the snobbish class of dogs. His tail was wagging steadily and he seemed to be pausing to consider the best and shortest route past this unexpected obstacle. He seemed to be in a kind of nervous hurry, as if intent on some particu- lar business. Perhaps he was on his way to the dance at Snailsdale Manor. • s s Digitized by Google CHAPTER XV...III CHAOS AND CONFUSION Whatever the dog's business he evidently had no time to lose and he chose the quickest and shortest route, which was straight under the oxen's legs. He was scarcely beneath the patient beasts when he encountered an altogether surprising set back.
Something, he knew not what, hit him upon his democratic little nose. He snapped quickly for this and immediately found himself enmeshed in a hopeless entanglement. He knew nothing of the recent festivities at Snailsdale and was quite unaware of the bunting streamers which waved so flauntingly from the swishing tails of the oxen* It was one of these that had assailed him, and as he snapped at it and then backed away pulling it after him, it seemed to him as if he had suddenly aroused an enraged surrounding army.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He emerged out of the fog two or three yards ahead of the oxen, and the oxen, out of politeness perhaps, stopped also. The dog was small and certainly not of the snobbish class of dogs. His tail was wagging steadily and he seemed to be pausing to consider the best and shortest route past this unexpected obstacle. He seemed to be in a kind of nervous hurry, as if intent on some particu- lar business. Perhaps he was on his way to the dance at Snailsdale Manor. • s s Digitized by Google CHAPTER XV...III CHAOS AND CONFUSION Whatever the dog's business he evidently had no time to lose and he chose the quickest and shortest route, which was straight under the oxen's legs. He was scarcely beneath the patient beasts when he encountered an altogether surprising set back.
Something, he knew not what, hit him upon his democratic little nose. He snapped quickly for this and immediately found himself enmeshed in a hopeless entanglement. He knew nothing of the recent festivities at Snailsdale and was quite unaware of the bunting streamers which waved so flauntingly from the swishing tails of the oxen* It was one of these that had assailed him, and as he snapped at it and then backed away pulling it after him, it seemed to him as if he had suddenly aroused an enraged surrounding army.
What to read after Pee-Wee Harris in Luck?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fitzhugh Percy Keese to read onlineMoreLess
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