Recollections of Seventy Years
Recollections of Seventy Years
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This time four of us walked up from Cambridge to Concord, reaching the neighborhood of Emerson's house after one o'clock. By that time our young stomachs began to hint of dinner, but we had not been thoughtful enough to take rations with us, and there were no taverns on the Concord turnpike; so there was nothing for it but to ask for food at the farm- 438 Recollections of Seventy Years houses. Three times we were refused, but at last at an Irishman's cottage, where once Ellery Chan- ning Hved, ...within sight of Emerson's chimneys, we got a frugal meal of bread and butter, washed down with milk, which, as it proved, was from Mr. Emerson's cows. The good woman, who was busy painting her kitchen, lamented that she had no bet- ter food to offer. " I'm shure, boys, it's dreadful I'm so all in a mess wid paintin', and you been walkin' so far, " said she, with the kindest of smiles; and when we told her we were going to Mr. Em- erson's, a neighbor of hers, she cried, " Ah, yes! and the best neighbor I have, he is, too, " going on to praise him with her warm Irish heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This time four of us walked up from Cambridge to Concord, reaching the neighborhood of Emerson's house after one o'clock. By that time our young stomachs began to hint of dinner, but we had not been thoughtful enough to take rations with us, and there were no taverns on the Concord turnpike; so there was nothing for it but to ask for food at the farm- 438 Recollections of Seventy Years houses. Three times we were refused, but at last at an Irishman's cottage, where once Ellery Chan- ning Hved, ...within sight of Emerson's chimneys, we got a frugal meal of bread and butter, washed down with milk, which, as it proved, was from Mr. Emerson's cows. The good woman, who was busy painting her kitchen, lamented that she had no bet- ter food to offer. " I'm shure, boys, it's dreadful I'm so all in a mess wid paintin', and you been walkin' so far, " said she, with the kindest of smiles; and when we told her we were going to Mr. Em- erson's, a neighbor of hers, she cried, " Ah, yes! and the best neighbor I have, he is, too, " going on to praise him with her warm Irish heart.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F B Franklin Benjamin Sanborn to read onlineMoreLess
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