Standard Selections
Standard Selections
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Tree lookedat him and then looked again.
"What do you want here?" "I ask for food, I'm hungry. " "Are you a tramp?" "Yes, Madam!" "Anything else?" Just here Direxia burst in with "That'll be enough--you come out in thekitchen and I'll give you something to eat in a paper bag and you cantake it away with you. " "I shall be pleased to have you take supper with me, sir! Direxia, set aplace for this gentleman. " "I--cannot, Madam!--I thank you, but you must excuse me. " "Why can't you?" "You must e...xcuse me! If your woman will give me a morsel to eat in thekitchen, or perhaps I had better go at once. " "Stop! Direxia, go and set another place for supper! Shut the door! Comehere and sit down! No, not on that cheer. Take the ottoman with the beadpuppy on it. There! I get crumpled up, sitting here alone. Some day Ishall turn to wood. I like a new face and a new notion. I had a grandsonwho used to live with me, and I'm lonesome since he died. How do youlike tramping, now?" "Pretty well; it's all right in the summer, or when a man has hishealth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tree lookedat him and then looked again.
"What do you want here?" "I ask for food, I'm hungry. " "Are you a tramp?" "Yes, Madam!" "Anything else?" Just here Direxia burst in with "That'll be enough--you come out in thekitchen and I'll give you something to eat in a paper bag and you cantake it away with you. " "I shall be pleased to have you take supper with me, sir! Direxia, set aplace for this gentleman. " "I--cannot, Madam!--I thank you, but you must excuse me. " "Why can't you?" "You must e...xcuse me! If your woman will give me a morsel to eat in thekitchen, or perhaps I had better go at once. " "Stop! Direxia, go and set another place for supper! Shut the door! Comehere and sit down! No, not on that cheer. Take the ottoman with the beadpuppy on it. There! I get crumpled up, sitting here alone. Some day Ishall turn to wood. I like a new face and a new notion. I had a grandsonwho used to live with me, and I'm lonesome since he died. How do youlike tramping, now?" "Pretty well; it's all right in the summer, or when a man has hishealth.
What to read after Standard Selections?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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