The American Ideal
The American Ideal
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Simple John: " Mr. Waterman, how many hogs have you got?" Mr. Waterman: "What do you want to know for?" Simple John: " People are all the time asking me, and I don't know what to tell them. " Mr. Waterman: "You can tell them you don't know, can't ye?" Simple John had no more responses; he simply left. There was a family that had twins. They kept a store. One day a stranger called; he wished to see one of them, but he had never met either. He asked the colored porter to describe them, so that if... he should see them on the street he might recognize them. The colored porter's description was unique. Their names were Nathaniel and Carlo. "Dey's be berry much alike, especially Carlo. " JEROME BOLLES. How about that old doctor who was so even-tem- pered?
MELLVILLE CLYDE. About this same time there w r as an old doctor by the name of Borroughs. His colored man described him thus: " He's der most eben-tempered man you ever seed. He's as mad as der debel all der time. " MARCELLUS BONE. Well, I feel better now feel more like going home and going to bed; that Apis mare is sidetracked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Simple John: " Mr. Waterman, how many hogs have you got?" Mr. Waterman: "What do you want to know for?" Simple John: " People are all the time asking me, and I don't know what to tell them. " Mr. Waterman: "You can tell them you don't know, can't ye?" Simple John had no more responses; he simply left. There was a family that had twins. They kept a store. One day a stranger called; he wished to see one of them, but he had never met either. He asked the colored porter to describe them, so that if... he should see them on the street he might recognize them. The colored porter's description was unique. Their names were Nathaniel and Carlo. "Dey's be berry much alike, especially Carlo. " JEROME BOLLES. How about that old doctor who was so even-tem- pered?
MELLVILLE CLYDE. About this same time there w r as an old doctor by the name of Borroughs. His colored man described him thus: " He's der most eben-tempered man you ever seed. He's as mad as der debel all der time. " MARCELLUS BONE. Well, I feel better now feel more like going home and going to bed; that Apis mare is sidetracked.
What to read after The American Ideal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac P Isaac Pitman Noyes to read onlineMoreLess
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