Phil, the Fiddler
Phil, the Fiddler
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The airover to the island is very good to improve the memory. " "You ought to know, " said Tim, sullenly; "you've been there timesenough. " "Have I?" said Dick. "Maybe you saw me there. Was it the ninth time youwere there, or the tenth?" "I never was there, " said Tim.
"Maybe it was your twin brother. " suggested Dick. "What made you breakmy friend's fiddle? He wouldn't have minded it so much, only it belongedto his grandfather, a noble count, who made boots for a livin'. " "I don't believe he ...had a fiddle at all, " said Tim.
"That's where your forgetfulness comes in, " said Dick "Have you forgotthe lickin' I gave you last summer for stealin' my blackin' box?" "You didn't lick me, " said Tim.
"Then I'll lick you harder next time, " said Dick.
"You ain't able, " said Tim, who, glancing over his shoulder, saw theapproach of a policeman, and felt secure.
"I will be soon, " said Dick, who also observed the approach of thepoliceman. "I'd do it now, only I've got to buy some gold for a friendof mine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The airover to the island is very good to improve the memory. " "You ought to know, " said Tim, sullenly; "you've been there timesenough. " "Have I?" said Dick. "Maybe you saw me there. Was it the ninth time youwere there, or the tenth?" "I never was there, " said Tim.
"Maybe it was your twin brother. " suggested Dick. "What made you breakmy friend's fiddle? He wouldn't have minded it so much, only it belongedto his grandfather, a noble count, who made boots for a livin'. " "I don't believe he ...had a fiddle at all, " said Tim.
"That's where your forgetfulness comes in, " said Dick "Have you forgotthe lickin' I gave you last summer for stealin' my blackin' box?" "You didn't lick me, " said Tim.
"Then I'll lick you harder next time, " said Dick.
"You ain't able, " said Tim, who, glancing over his shoulder, saw theapproach of a policeman, and felt secure.
"I will be soon, " said Dick, who also observed the approach of thepoliceman. "I'd do it now, only I've got to buy some gold for a friendof mine.
What to read after Phil, the Fiddler?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alger Horatio to read onlineMoreLess
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