Sons O Men
Sons O Men
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" Ma lad, I ken ye're game eneuch but no wi' that bad leg. Three short for the back-rope, is it ? Kicht. We'll be seein' what Cornell's aboot the noo. " At the jerk of the whistle-line a valve far away opened to scream explanation at Cornell The back-rope tightened in obedience, and the heel of the shoe slithered creakily beneath the two placed birch logs. Franklin jumped for the iron grips, flung them together across the raw ends, and growled approval as the forward rope took charge and the gr...ips locked under the strain.
The Tail of the Rope 167 " Hooked fair eneuch, onyways. Noo, ma man, we're comin'. " The shoe scuttled off in a bull-nosed importance that tickled Franklin.
" Losh, " he said, " she kens the way o't, the beauty ; " and he picked up the bar, and crashed alongside through the young fuchsia and matapo.
Over the unevenness of the way the shoe rose and dipped as a boat takes the sea. The unseen force that drew her fascinated Franklin until he wanted to control it. This was at the primary turning where the whole bulk of her took the outside edge in haste, and jammed a green forked limb in the side of the grip.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Ma lad, I ken ye're game eneuch but no wi' that bad leg. Three short for the back-rope, is it ? Kicht. We'll be seein' what Cornell's aboot the noo. " At the jerk of the whistle-line a valve far away opened to scream explanation at Cornell The back-rope tightened in obedience, and the heel of the shoe slithered creakily beneath the two placed birch logs. Franklin jumped for the iron grips, flung them together across the raw ends, and growled approval as the forward rope took charge and the gr...ips locked under the strain.
The Tail of the Rope 167 " Hooked fair eneuch, onyways. Noo, ma man, we're comin'. " The shoe scuttled off in a bull-nosed importance that tickled Franklin.
" Losh, " he said, " she kens the way o't, the beauty ; " and he picked up the bar, and crashed alongside through the young fuchsia and matapo.
Over the unevenness of the way the shoe rose and dipped as a boat takes the sea. The unseen force that drew her fascinated Franklin until he wanted to control it. This was at the primary turning where the whole bulk of her took the outside edge in haste, and jammed a green forked limb in the side of the grip.
What to read after Sons O Men?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G B Lancaster to read onlineMoreLess
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