The 13th District a Story of a Candidate
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The evening had come and he had gone out into the yard to do his chores. Though the air was cold he was in his shirt sleeves, and he went about his work singing loudly the staves of an old hymn: "There is a land of pure delight.
Where saints immortal reign; In-fi-nite day— '*' "Jim !" his wife's voice called from the back door.
"Yeoup !" he shouted back, and then sang on : "' — excludes the night.
An' pleasures banish pain.
" 'There everlastin' spring abides,' " "Oh, Jim!" "Yeoup !" he shouted,... as the call came the second time. "Whatch y' want?'' "Come here!" "All right— 359 Digitized by Google 36o The i3th District "'An* never- with'rin' flowers; Death, like a narrow sea, divides This heavenly land from ours/ " Rankin stooped in the anguish of a fat man, and gathered up an armful of the kindlings he had been splitting, and started toward the house. As he stamped up the steps into the kitchen, he sang, on: " 'Sweet fields beyond the — ' **Hello, kid," he suddenly said, interrupting his own song, "where'd you come from?" He stretched out his right arm and covering his little son's head with his big palm he rolled it roimd and round on the boy's shoulders as he passed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The evening had come and he had gone out into the yard to do his chores. Though the air was cold he was in his shirt sleeves, and he went about his work singing loudly the staves of an old hymn: "There is a land of pure delight.
Where saints immortal reign; In-fi-nite day— '*' "Jim !" his wife's voice called from the back door.
"Yeoup !" he shouted back, and then sang on : "' — excludes the night.
An' pleasures banish pain.
" 'There everlastin' spring abides,' " "Oh, Jim!" "Yeoup !" he shouted,... as the call came the second time. "Whatch y' want?'' "Come here!" "All right— 359 Digitized by Google 36o The i3th District "'An* never- with'rin' flowers; Death, like a narrow sea, divides This heavenly land from ours/ " Rankin stooped in the anguish of a fat man, and gathered up an armful of the kindlings he had been splitting, and started toward the house. As he stamped up the steps into the kitchen, he sang, on: " 'Sweet fields beyond the — ' **Hello, kid," he suddenly said, interrupting his own song, "where'd you come from?" He stretched out his right arm and covering his little son's head with his big palm he rolled it roimd and round on the boy's shoulders as he passed.
What to read after The 13th District a Story of a Candidate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brand Whitlock to read onlineMoreLess
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