The American Turf
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I remember once standing in the grandstand at the Louisville course, beautiful Churchill Downs. There was an old negress not far away from me. It was a long time until the races were to begin, but I had gone there early in order to see some friends, and I became weary of waiting. So, as a matter of diversion, I turned my attention to the old woman.
" Aunty, why are you out here?" I asked. " You are surely not going to bet away the money you have worked hard for all winter. " " No, indeedy, " wa...s the pompous response. " I wucks too hard for my money ter gib hit ter er ole gamier. I air heah for de puppus er seein' my Mose, dat's whut. " " Ah ! Your fellow. " " No, hits not my fellar; hit's my boy, Mose. " 16 Tell me about him, " said I, becoming interested.
123 " Well, you done sees, " she said, earnestly, " I allus knowed dat air boy war gwine ter make his mahk even when he war er little bow-legged thing in my ahms. So when he growed up to be 'bout ten yeahs ole er gemman comes erlong an' gets me ter let Mose learn ter ride race horses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I remember once standing in the grandstand at the Louisville course, beautiful Churchill Downs. There was an old negress not far away from me. It was a long time until the races were to begin, but I had gone there early in order to see some friends, and I became weary of waiting. So, as a matter of diversion, I turned my attention to the old woman.
" Aunty, why are you out here?" I asked. " You are surely not going to bet away the money you have worked hard for all winter. " " No, indeedy, " wa...s the pompous response. " I wucks too hard for my money ter gib hit ter er ole gamier. I air heah for de puppus er seein' my Mose, dat's whut. " " Ah ! Your fellow. " " No, hits not my fellar; hit's my boy, Mose. " 16 Tell me about him, " said I, becoming interested.
123 " Well, you done sees, " she said, earnestly, " I allus knowed dat air boy war gwine ter make his mahk even when he war er little bow-legged thing in my ahms. So when he growed up to be 'bout ten yeahs ole er gemman comes erlong an' gets me ter let Mose learn ter ride race horses.
What to read after The American Turf?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John H Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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