Shavings
Shavings
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Read about everything Mark Twain ever wrote, I shouldn'twonder. " "Do you read a good deal?" "Some. . . . There! Now we'll call that chowder done for thesecond time, I guess. Set down and pass your plate, Babbie. You'll set down and have a bite with us, won't you, Mr. --Major--Isnum I've forgot your name. You mustn't mind; I forget my ownsometimes. " "Grover. I am a major in the Engineers, stationed here for thepresent to look after this construction work. No, thank you, Ishould like to stay, b...ut I must go back to my office. " "Dear, dear! That's too bad. Babbie and I would like first-rateto have you stay. Wouldn't we, Babbie?" Barbara nodded.
"Yes, sir, " she said. "And the chowder will be awf'ly good. UncleJed's chowders always are. " "I'm sure of it. " Major Grover's look of surprise was more evidentthan ever as he gazed first at Barbara and then at Mr. Winslow. His next question was addressed to the latter.
"So you are this young lady's uncle?" he inquired. It was Barbarawho answered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Read about everything Mark Twain ever wrote, I shouldn'twonder. " "Do you read a good deal?" "Some. . . . There! Now we'll call that chowder done for thesecond time, I guess. Set down and pass your plate, Babbie. You'll set down and have a bite with us, won't you, Mr. --Major--Isnum I've forgot your name. You mustn't mind; I forget my ownsometimes. " "Grover. I am a major in the Engineers, stationed here for thepresent to look after this construction work. No, thank you, Ishould like to stay, b...ut I must go back to my office. " "Dear, dear! That's too bad. Babbie and I would like first-rateto have you stay. Wouldn't we, Babbie?" Barbara nodded.
"Yes, sir, " she said. "And the chowder will be awf'ly good. UncleJed's chowders always are. " "I'm sure of it. " Major Grover's look of surprise was more evidentthan ever as he gazed first at Barbara and then at Mr. Winslow. His next question was addressed to the latter.
"So you are this young lady's uncle?" he inquired. It was Barbarawho answered.
What to read after Shavings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lincoln Joseph Crosby to read onlineMoreLess
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