Penrod And Sam
Penrod And Sam
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" The substance of this advice seemed good to Abalene, especially as theseventeen dollars and sixty cents in his pocket lent sweet colours tolife out of jail at this time. At dusk he led Whitey to a broad commonat the edge of town, and spoke to him finally.
"G'on 'bout you biz'nis, " said Abalene; "you ain' MY hoss. Don' lookroun'at me, 'cause _I_ ain't got no 'quaintance wif you. I'm a man o'money, an' I got my own frien's; I'm a-lookin' fer bigger cities, hoss. You got you biz'nis an' I got m...ine. Mista' Hoss, good-night!" Whitey found a little frosted grass upon the common and remained thereall night. In the morning he sought the shed where Abalene had kept him;but that was across the large and busy town, and Whitey was hopelesslylost. He had but one eye, a feeble one, and his legs were not to bedepended upon; but he managed to cover a great deal of ground, tohave many painful little adventures, and to get monstrously hungry andthirsty before he happened to look in upon Penrod and Sam.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The substance of this advice seemed good to Abalene, especially as theseventeen dollars and sixty cents in his pocket lent sweet colours tolife out of jail at this time. At dusk he led Whitey to a broad commonat the edge of town, and spoke to him finally.
"G'on 'bout you biz'nis, " said Abalene; "you ain' MY hoss. Don' lookroun'at me, 'cause _I_ ain't got no 'quaintance wif you. I'm a man o'money, an' I got my own frien's; I'm a-lookin' fer bigger cities, hoss. You got you biz'nis an' I got m...ine. Mista' Hoss, good-night!" Whitey found a little frosted grass upon the common and remained thereall night. In the morning he sought the shed where Abalene had kept him;but that was across the large and busy town, and Whitey was hopelesslylost. He had but one eye, a feeble one, and his legs were not to bedepended upon; but he managed to cover a great deal of ground, tohave many painful little adventures, and to get monstrously hungry andthirsty before he happened to look in upon Penrod and Sam.
What to read after Penrod And Sam?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tarkington, Booth, 1869-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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