Selections From the Miscellaneous Writings of Dr George W Bagby volume 1
Selections From the Miscellaneous Writings of Dr George W Bagby volume 1
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robins and blackbirds go off in a tumultuous cloud.
What's the matter now ? Alia ! No wonder you new so quickly, my little fellows. There's a hawk, a big grey one, comes swooping on noiseless wings out of the sky. By jingo! he's lit not forty feet from us. Shuh ! he's gone, without a sound, before Billy Y. Can get to his gun. " Hallo ! hallo ! what's that ?" " Otter. " " Otter the devil it's a mus'rat. No, 'taint it's a duck. " " 'Taint a duck either, it's a didapper. " " There he is ; there he... is ; I saw him when he rose. " Billy Y. Is after him ; but he might as well try to shoot a witch without a silver bullet. We hear his gun go off, and he comes back presently bringing a field-lark in his hand, the yellow breast all rumpled, and the brown wings hanging limp and lifeless.
Meantime Dr. X. Has caught one or two fish small ones whitesides. Billy Ivvins, in great wrath, has pulled out a hideous nigger-knocker, and I have had a glorious nibble. Billy Y. Is in bad luck ; not a thing has touched his " stopper ;" he is restless, and keeps moving about, to the great an- noyance of that exemplary fisherman Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
robins and blackbirds go off in a tumultuous cloud.
What's the matter now ? Alia ! No wonder you new so quickly, my little fellows. There's a hawk, a big grey one, comes swooping on noiseless wings out of the sky. By jingo! he's lit not forty feet from us. Shuh ! he's gone, without a sound, before Billy Y. Can get to his gun. " Hallo ! hallo ! what's that ?" " Otter. " " Otter the devil it's a mus'rat. No, 'taint it's a duck. " " 'Taint a duck either, it's a didapper. " " There he is ; there he... is ; I saw him when he rose. " Billy Y. Is after him ; but he might as well try to shoot a witch without a silver bullet. We hear his gun go off, and he comes back presently bringing a field-lark in his hand, the yellow breast all rumpled, and the brown wings hanging limp and lifeless.
Meantime Dr. X. Has caught one or two fish small ones whitesides. Billy Ivvins, in great wrath, has pulled out a hideous nigger-knocker, and I have had a glorious nibble. Billy Y. Is in bad luck ; not a thing has touched his " stopper ;" he is restless, and keeps moving about, to the great an- noyance of that exemplary fisherman Dr.
What to read after Selections From the Miscellaneous Writings of Dr George W Bagby volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George William Bagby to read onlineMoreLess
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