Plantation Pageants
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VI.
MR. BOBS AND HIS BUBBLE.
The children stood watching Mr. Bobs atten- tively, their attitude betraying their curiosity and doubt. They were anxious to see how Mr. Bobs could convince them that there were smarter men than Aaron in that neighborhood, and doubtful of his ability to do so. It was plain that Mr.
Bobs himself did not share their doubts. He was in no hurry, and yet there was no delay in his movements ; he was slow but methodical. He knocked the ashes from his pipe and carefully cle...aned it out with his pocket knife, blowing through the stem to clear away all particles of to- bacco. This done, he laid the pipe carefully on the step beside him, reached into the room behind him, and drew forth a wash-pan that seemed to be a little more than half full of soapy water. There was also in the pan a small wooden paddle. With this Mr. Bobs whipped the soapy water gently, MR. BOBS AND HIS BUBBLE. 91 and the children noticed that instead of breaking into a foamy mass of bubbles, as soapy water does, three or four large bubbles appeared.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VI.
MR. BOBS AND HIS BUBBLE.
The children stood watching Mr. Bobs atten- tively, their attitude betraying their curiosity and doubt. They were anxious to see how Mr. Bobs could convince them that there were smarter men than Aaron in that neighborhood, and doubtful of his ability to do so. It was plain that Mr.
Bobs himself did not share their doubts. He was in no hurry, and yet there was no delay in his movements ; he was slow but methodical. He knocked the ashes from his pipe and carefully cle...aned it out with his pocket knife, blowing through the stem to clear away all particles of to- bacco. This done, he laid the pipe carefully on the step beside him, reached into the room behind him, and drew forth a wash-pan that seemed to be a little more than half full of soapy water. There was also in the pan a small wooden paddle. With this Mr. Bobs whipped the soapy water gently, MR. BOBS AND HIS BUBBLE. 91 and the children noticed that instead of breaking into a foamy mass of bubbles, as soapy water does, three or four large bubbles appeared.
What to read after Plantation Pageants?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris, Joel Chandler, 1848-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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