Queechy
Queechy
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Do you 1" " Perfectly well. And besides," said Fleda laughing, " I should have great doubts of the discreetness of Philetus's auger if it were left to his simple direction! I have no notion the trees would yield their sap as kindly to him as to me. But I didn't bai^in for Dr. Quackenboss." Dr. Quackenboss arrived punctually the next morning with his oxen and sled ; and by the time it was loaded with the sap-troughs, Fleda in her black cloak, yam shawl, and grey little hood came out of the house... to the wood-yard.
Earl Douglass was there too, not with his team, but merely to see how matters stood and give advice.
" Good day, Mr. Douglass !" said the doctor. ** You see I'm so fortunate as to have got the start of you." " Very goodj' said Earl contentedly, — " you may have it; — the start's one thing and* the pull's another. Fm willin' anybody should have the start, but it takes a pull to know whether a man's got stuff in him or no." " What do you mean 1" said the doctor.
" I don't mean nothin' at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do you 1" " Perfectly well. And besides," said Fleda laughing, " I should have great doubts of the discreetness of Philetus's auger if it were left to his simple direction! I have no notion the trees would yield their sap as kindly to him as to me. But I didn't bai^in for Dr. Quackenboss." Dr. Quackenboss arrived punctually the next morning with his oxen and sled ; and by the time it was loaded with the sap-troughs, Fleda in her black cloak, yam shawl, and grey little hood came out of the house... to the wood-yard.
Earl Douglass was there too, not with his team, but merely to see how matters stood and give advice.
" Good day, Mr. Douglass !" said the doctor. ** You see I'm so fortunate as to have got the start of you." " Very goodj' said Earl contentedly, — " you may have it; — the start's one thing and* the pull's another. Fm willin' anybody should have the start, but it takes a pull to know whether a man's got stuff in him or no." " What do you mean 1" said the doctor.
" I don't mean nothin' at all.
What to read after Queechy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warner Susan to read onlineMoreLess
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