Pigs is Pigs
Pigs is Pigs
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"About them dago pigs, " it said, "what shall I do they are great infamily life, no race suicide for them, there are thirty-two now shallI sell them do you take this express office for a menagerie, answerquick. " Morgan reached for a telegraph blank and wrote: "Agent, Westcote. Don't sell pigs. " He then wrote Flannery a letter calling his attention to the fact thatthe pigs were not the property of the company but were merely being heldduring a settlement of a dispute regarding rates. He advise...d Flannery totake the best possible care of them.
Flannery, letter in hand, looked at the pigs and sighed. The dry-goodsbox cage had become too small. He boarded up twenty feet of the rearof the express office to make a large and airy home for them, and wentabout his business. He worked with feverish intensity when out on hisrounds, for the pigs required attention and took most of his time. Somemonths later, in desperation, he seized a sheet of paper and wrote"160" across it and mailed it to Morgan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"About them dago pigs, " it said, "what shall I do they are great infamily life, no race suicide for them, there are thirty-two now shallI sell them do you take this express office for a menagerie, answerquick. " Morgan reached for a telegraph blank and wrote: "Agent, Westcote. Don't sell pigs. " He then wrote Flannery a letter calling his attention to the fact thatthe pigs were not the property of the company but were merely being heldduring a settlement of a dispute regarding rates. He advise...d Flannery totake the best possible care of them.
Flannery, letter in hand, looked at the pigs and sighed. The dry-goodsbox cage had become too small. He boarded up twenty feet of the rearof the express office to make a large and airy home for them, and wentabout his business. He worked with feverish intensity when out on hisrounds, for the pigs required attention and took most of his time. Somemonths later, in desperation, he seized a sheet of paper and wrote"160" across it and mailed it to Morgan.
What to read after Pigs is Pigs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Butler Ellis Parker to read onlineMoreLess
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