"quad's Odds";
"quad's Odds";
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He ^ wasn't the only survivor, as Tennyson states. Seven or eight others were saved with him, and in the first cut I have endeavored to show how Enoch passed his time while " waiting for a sail." He didn't suffer for provisions, and the only time he ever thought of his family he remarked : " I hope that old red-headed wife of mine will run away while I'm gone !'* Well, aft^r a year or two Enoch was rescued, and he finally landed in his native village. It was dark as he *Thino8 Looked as Usuak*'... entered the hamlet, and as he walked along the well-remem- bered street he saw that Deacon Tracy had built an addition to his house. A new cooper-shop had been erected by some one, and some bloated capitalist had started a new under- taker's shop.
When Enoch reached his gate he found everything about as usual. The gate hung on one hinge, Jim McGraw's pig was rooting up the garden, and an old hoop-skirt was STICKS HIS NOSE IN.
129 awinging from the cherry tree near the house. Enoch hoped that the old woman had removed to Texas, and he walked softly up and peered, into one of the windows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He ^ wasn't the only survivor, as Tennyson states. Seven or eight others were saved with him, and in the first cut I have endeavored to show how Enoch passed his time while " waiting for a sail." He didn't suffer for provisions, and the only time he ever thought of his family he remarked : " I hope that old red-headed wife of mine will run away while I'm gone !'* Well, aft^r a year or two Enoch was rescued, and he finally landed in his native village. It was dark as he *Thino8 Looked as Usuak*'... entered the hamlet, and as he walked along the well-remem- bered street he saw that Deacon Tracy had built an addition to his house. A new cooper-shop had been erected by some one, and some bloated capitalist had started a new under- taker's shop.
When Enoch reached his gate he found everything about as usual. The gate hung on one hinge, Jim McGraw's pig was rooting up the garden, and an old hoop-skirt was STICKS HIS NOSE IN.
129 awinging from the cherry tree near the house. Enoch hoped that the old woman had removed to Texas, and he walked softly up and peered, into one of the windows.
What to read after "quad's Odds";?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M Quad to read onlineMoreLess
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