The Christmas Story From David Harum
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" "You ben very kind, so fur, " said the widow faintly.
"Don't ye say that, don't ye say that, " protested David. "'T wa'n't nokindness. It was jes' bus'nis. I wa'n't takin' no chances, an' I s'poseI might let the thing run a spell longer if I c'd see any use in't. Butthe' ain't, an' so I ast ye to come up this mornin' so 't we c'd settlethe thing up without no fuss, nor trouble, nor lawyer's fees, nornothin'. I've got the papers all drawed, an' John--Mr. Lenox--here totake the acknowlidgments.... You hain't no objection to windin' the thingup this mornin', have ye?" "I s'pose I'll have to do whatever you say, " replied the poor woman in atone of hopeless discouragement, "an' I might as well be killed to once, as to die by inch pieces. " "All right then, " said David cheerfully, ignoring her lethalsuggestion, "but before we git down to bus'nis an' signin' papers, an'in order to set myself in as fair a light 's I can in the matter, I wantto tell ye a little story. " "I hain't no objection 's I know of, " acquiesced the widow graciously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "You ben very kind, so fur, " said the widow faintly.
"Don't ye say that, don't ye say that, " protested David. "'T wa'n't nokindness. It was jes' bus'nis. I wa'n't takin' no chances, an' I s'poseI might let the thing run a spell longer if I c'd see any use in't. Butthe' ain't, an' so I ast ye to come up this mornin' so 't we c'd settlethe thing up without no fuss, nor trouble, nor lawyer's fees, nornothin'. I've got the papers all drawed, an' John--Mr. Lenox--here totake the acknowlidgments.... You hain't no objection to windin' the thingup this mornin', have ye?" "I s'pose I'll have to do whatever you say, " replied the poor woman in atone of hopeless discouragement, "an' I might as well be killed to once, as to die by inch pieces. " "All right then, " said David cheerfully, ignoring her lethalsuggestion, "but before we git down to bus'nis an' signin' papers, an'in order to set myself in as fair a light 's I can in the matter, I wantto tell ye a little story. " "I hain't no objection 's I know of, " acquiesced the widow graciously.
What to read after The Christmas Story From David Harum?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Westcott, Edward Noyes, 1847-1898 to read onlineMoreLess
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