Sketches New And Old, Part 1.
Sketches New And Old, Part 1.
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" This Smiley had an animal which the boys called the nag of the quarter ofhour, but solely for pleasantry, you comprehend, because, wellunderstand, she was more fast as that! [Now why that exclamation?--M. T. ]And it was custom of to gain of the silver with this beast, notwithstanding she was poussive, cornarde, always taken of asthma, ofcolics or of consumption, or something of approaching. One him wouldgive two or three hundred yards at the departure, then one him passedwithout pain; but nev...er at the last she not fail of herself echauffer, of herself exasperate, and she arrives herself ecartant, se defendant, her legs greles in the air before the obstacles, sometimes them elevatingand making with this more of dust than any horse, more of noise abovewith his eternumens and reniflemens--crac! she arrives then always firstby one head, as just as one can it measure. And he had a small bulldog(bouledogue!) who, to him see, no value, not a cent; one would believethat to bet against him it was to steal, so much he was ordinary; but assoon as the game made, she becomes another dog.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" This Smiley had an animal which the boys called the nag of the quarter ofhour, but solely for pleasantry, you comprehend, because, wellunderstand, she was more fast as that! [Now why that exclamation?--M. T. ]And it was custom of to gain of the silver with this beast, notwithstanding she was poussive, cornarde, always taken of asthma, ofcolics or of consumption, or something of approaching. One him wouldgive two or three hundred yards at the departure, then one him passedwithout pain; but nev...er at the last she not fail of herself echauffer, of herself exasperate, and she arrives herself ecartant, se defendant, her legs greles in the air before the obstacles, sometimes them elevatingand making with this more of dust than any horse, more of noise abovewith his eternumens and reniflemens--crac! she arrives then always firstby one head, as just as one can it measure. And he had a small bulldog(bouledogue!) who, to him see, no value, not a cent; one would believethat to bet against him it was to steal, so much he was ordinary; but assoon as the game made, she becomes another dog.
What to read after Sketches New And Old, Part 1.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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