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The President frowned and opened his mouthto order him out. He changed his mind.
"What is your name?" "J-J-James Upton. " "Where from?" Jim told him.
"Whose son are you?" "C-C-C-Captain J-J-James Upton's. " "What! You don't look much like him!" Jim shuffled one foot. One corner of his mouth twitched up curiously. It might have been a smile. He looked straight at the blank wall beforehim.
"You are not much like your mother either--I used to know her as a girl. How's that?" Jim shuffled the other... foot a little.
"R-r-run to seed, I reckon. " The President was a farmer--prided himself on it. The reply pleased him. He touched a bell. A clerk entered.
"Ask Mr. Wake to come here. " "Can you carry a barrel of flour?" he asked Jim.
"I-I'll get it there, " said Jim. He leaned a little forward. His eyesopened.
"Or a sack of salt? They are right heavy. " "I-I-I'll get it there, " said Jim. His form straightened.
Mr. Wake appeared.
"Write Mr. Day to give this man a place as brakeman. " "Yes, sir. Come this way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The President frowned and opened his mouthto order him out. He changed his mind.
"What is your name?" "J-J-James Upton. " "Where from?" Jim told him.
"Whose son are you?" "C-C-C-Captain J-J-James Upton's. " "What! You don't look much like him!" Jim shuffled one foot. One corner of his mouth twitched up curiously. It might have been a smile. He looked straight at the blank wall beforehim.
"You are not much like your mother either--I used to know her as a girl. How's that?" Jim shuffled the other... foot a little.
"R-r-run to seed, I reckon. " The President was a farmer--prided himself on it. The reply pleased him. He touched a bell. A clerk entered.
"Ask Mr. Wake to come here. " "Can you carry a barrel of flour?" he asked Jim.
"I-I'll get it there, " said Jim. He leaned a little forward. His eyesopened.
"Or a sack of salt? They are right heavy. " "I-I-I'll get it there, " said Jim. His form straightened.
Mr. Wake appeared.
"Write Mr. Day to give this man a place as brakeman. " "Yes, sir. Come this way.
What to read after "run to Seed"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Page Thomas Nelson to read onlineMoreLess
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