The Bishop of Cottontown
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Troup grasped his hand. The Tennesseans, followers of Flecker, flocked around him. Flecker, too, was there--chagrined, maddened--hetoo had joined his forces with the old Bishop.
"Great Scott, old man, how you do drive! We've hedged on you--me andthe Colonel--we've put up a thousand each that you'll win. We'vecooked ourselves good and hard. Now drive from hell to breakfast nextheat, and Travis is yo' meat! Fools that we were! We've cut eachother to pieces like a pair of cats tied by the tails. T...ravis is atyour mercy. " "Yes, sah, Flecker is right. Travis is yo' meat, sah, " said theColonel, solemnly.
The old man walked around with his lips moving silently, and a greatpulsing, bursting, gripping pain in his heart--a pain which was halfa hope and half despair.
The crowd was on tip-toe. Never before had such a race been paced inthe Tennessee Valley. Could he take the next heat from Lizzette? Ifhe could, he had her at his mercy.
Grimly they scored down. Travis sullen that he had to fight the oldpacer, but confident of shutting him out this time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Troup grasped his hand. The Tennesseans, followers of Flecker, flocked around him. Flecker, too, was there--chagrined, maddened--hetoo had joined his forces with the old Bishop.
"Great Scott, old man, how you do drive! We've hedged on you--me andthe Colonel--we've put up a thousand each that you'll win. We'vecooked ourselves good and hard. Now drive from hell to breakfast nextheat, and Travis is yo' meat! Fools that we were! We've cut eachother to pieces like a pair of cats tied by the tails. T...ravis is atyour mercy. " "Yes, sah, Flecker is right. Travis is yo' meat, sah, " said theColonel, solemnly.
The old man walked around with his lips moving silently, and a greatpulsing, bursting, gripping pain in his heart--a pain which was halfa hope and half despair.
The crowd was on tip-toe. Never before had such a race been paced inthe Tennessee Valley. Could he take the next heat from Lizzette? Ifhe could, he had her at his mercy.
Grimly they scored down. Travis sullen that he had to fight the oldpacer, but confident of shutting him out this time.
What to read after The Bishop of Cottontown?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore John Trotwood to read onlineMoreLess
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