Stories From the Old Attic
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" The chairmanpatted the man on the back and told him to keep up the good work.
A construction worker, watching this scene transpire, decided thatwhat was good enough for academe was good enough for him, so he satback and opened a beer. Presently his foreman came along and wantedto know what was going on. Said the worker, "Oh, the hole isalready dug; I just haven't taken out the dirt yet. " The foreman, not having been enlightened by Higher Education, fired the worker, right in the middle of hi...s beer.
* * * A man on foot approached an abandoned auto wrecking yard that stillhad many old pieces of assorted cars lying around. "What anenormous pile of worthless junk, " he said to himself as he walkedby. The next day another man on foot approached the same yard. "What a wonderful pile of worthy raw materials, " he thought as hesurveyed the area. A few days later the second man drove away inhis own car.
The Strange Adventure Once upon a time, so long ago that it seems like yesterday, circumstances so occurred that two youths found themselves losttogether in the desert and forced to spend the night without theservices of modern technology.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The chairmanpatted the man on the back and told him to keep up the good work.
A construction worker, watching this scene transpire, decided thatwhat was good enough for academe was good enough for him, so he satback and opened a beer. Presently his foreman came along and wantedto know what was going on. Said the worker, "Oh, the hole isalready dug; I just haven't taken out the dirt yet. " The foreman, not having been enlightened by Higher Education, fired the worker, right in the middle of hi...s beer.
* * * A man on foot approached an abandoned auto wrecking yard that stillhad many old pieces of assorted cars lying around. "What anenormous pile of worthless junk, " he said to himself as he walkedby. The next day another man on foot approached the same yard. "What a wonderful pile of worthy raw materials, " he thought as hesurveyed the area. A few days later the second man drove away inhis own car.
The Strange Adventure Once upon a time, so long ago that it seems like yesterday, circumstances so occurred that two youths found themselves losttogether in the desert and forced to spend the night without theservices of modern technology.
What to read after Stories From the Old Attic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris Robert A. to read onlineMoreLess
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