Sargasso Yr.1916
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As sharp a- Mr. Compass i- in some points. Ed think he'd find a suitable comparison!" Having no advis ungallantly walked off and left Mi-- I Ictagon standing there.
It was then that he decided to try the first floor and see who was down there. But as he turned to descend the front stairs.
hi- wa) was blocked by a chain of glaring zeros, who danced fiendishly around him. each demanding if Josephus owned him.
The) had come from the riles in the office, and were all th which the pupil- had earned,... or as the scholars tin ^•5AR0A55O Class of nineteen sixteen have expressed it which "the teachers had given them." It was only after Josephus explained that he had never received a zero in his life that they separated and let him pass.
Downstairs, in the middle of the hall, was a huge palm tree, on which grew all the dates in the history books. At the top of the tree, the largest and sweetest dates were found — there were — Under this most interesting specimen of plant life sat the Civics book.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As sharp a- Mr. Compass i- in some points. Ed think he'd find a suitable comparison!" Having no advis ungallantly walked off and left Mi-- I Ictagon standing there.
It was then that he decided to try the first floor and see who was down there. But as he turned to descend the front stairs.
hi- wa) was blocked by a chain of glaring zeros, who danced fiendishly around him. each demanding if Josephus owned him.
The) had come from the riles in the office, and were all th which the pupil- had earned,... or as the scholars tin ^•5AR0A55O Class of nineteen sixteen have expressed it which "the teachers had given them." It was only after Josephus explained that he had never received a zero in his life that they separated and let him pass.
Downstairs, in the middle of the hall, was a huge palm tree, on which grew all the dates in the history books. At the top of the tree, the largest and sweetest dates were found — there were — Under this most interesting specimen of plant life sat the Civics book.
What to read after Sargasso Yr.1916?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kokomo High School Ind to read onlineMoreLess
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