Red Saunders' Pets And Other Critters
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"Nobody'd more like to believeyou than me, but the points ain't on the cards. It'll be just likethat Braddock's campaign agin the Injuns. There goes the Britishers(that's Bill) amblin' gaily through the woods, dressed up in red andmarchin' arm to arm, for fear some careless Injun would miss 'em, andthere's the Injuns (that's that durned ram) off in the woods jumpin' upand down with pleasure and surprise. 'Oh, Jimmy!' hollers the Injun tohis little boy. 'Run get grandpa, Towser, mama, and thebab...y--everybody's goin' to pick one of these and take it home--no Injunso poor but what he's entitled to at least one Englishman. '" "That's all right, " says Windy. "But where's your Injun now?" "Well, " says Steve, flabbergasted, "that's kind of true, too; he hasvanished some. " "I bet you money, " says the Doctor, "that Bill does him. " "I hate to rob the poor in mind, " says Steve. "And yet I'd like tolose that bet--make it a month's wages?" "I'm for standin' by my friend, " says the Doctor. "I'll bet you up tothe first of January.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Nobody'd more like to believeyou than me, but the points ain't on the cards. It'll be just likethat Braddock's campaign agin the Injuns. There goes the Britishers(that's Bill) amblin' gaily through the woods, dressed up in red andmarchin' arm to arm, for fear some careless Injun would miss 'em, andthere's the Injuns (that's that durned ram) off in the woods jumpin' upand down with pleasure and surprise. 'Oh, Jimmy!' hollers the Injun tohis little boy. 'Run get grandpa, Towser, mama, and thebab...y--everybody's goin' to pick one of these and take it home--no Injunso poor but what he's entitled to at least one Englishman. '" "That's all right, " says Windy. "But where's your Injun now?" "Well, " says Steve, flabbergasted, "that's kind of true, too; he hasvanished some. " "I bet you money, " says the Doctor, "that Bill does him. " "I hate to rob the poor in mind, " says Steve. "And yet I'd like tolose that bet--make it a month's wages?" "I'm for standin' by my friend, " says the Doctor. "I'll bet you up tothe first of January.
What to read after Red Saunders' Pets And Other Critters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillips Henry Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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