The Colonel's Dream
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Having looked the work over and givencertain directions, he glanced at his watch, and finding it near nine, set out for the justice's office in time to reach it by the appointedhour. Squire Reddick was at his desk, upon which his feet rested, while he read a newspaper. He looked up with an air of surprise as thecolonel entered.
"Why, good mornin', Colonel French, " he said genially. "I kind ofexpected you a while ago; the clerk said you might be around. But youdidn' come, so I supposed you'd ch...anged yo' mind. " "The clerk said that you would be here at nine, " replied the colonel;"it is only just nine. " "Did he? Well, now, that's too bad! I do generally git around aboutnine, but I was earlier this mornin' and as everybody was here, westarted in a little sooner than usual. You wanted to see me about BudJohnson?" "Yes, I wish to pay his fine and give him work. " "Well, that's too bad; but you weren't here, and Mr. Turner was, andhe bought his time again for Mr. Fetters. I'm sorry, you know, butfirst come, first served.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Having looked the work over and givencertain directions, he glanced at his watch, and finding it near nine, set out for the justice's office in time to reach it by the appointedhour. Squire Reddick was at his desk, upon which his feet rested, while he read a newspaper. He looked up with an air of surprise as thecolonel entered.
"Why, good mornin', Colonel French, " he said genially. "I kind ofexpected you a while ago; the clerk said you might be around. But youdidn' come, so I supposed you'd ch...anged yo' mind. " "The clerk said that you would be here at nine, " replied the colonel;"it is only just nine. " "Did he? Well, now, that's too bad! I do generally git around aboutnine, but I was earlier this mornin' and as everybody was here, westarted in a little sooner than usual. You wanted to see me about BudJohnson?" "Yes, I wish to pay his fine and give him work. " "Well, that's too bad; but you weren't here, and Mr. Turner was, andhe bought his time again for Mr. Fetters. I'm sorry, you know, butfirst come, first served.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chesnutt Charles Waddell to read onlineMoreLess
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