The Deacon's Honeymoon
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Tom, thank you ever so much.
Deacon. My son, there's one thing I want to caution you about. Don't go to experimentin' too much with them new- fangled idees of yourn. Mebbe they're all right — I don't say they ain't, but I'd go a little slow. You'n Silas work together.
Tom. Sure we will. We'll get along tip-top. You'll find everything fine and dandy when you get back.
Deacx)(n. Silas is a leetle odd sometimes, but he's all right.
One other thing — you ought to have an extra man for the hayin'.
T...om. Well, you know Bob's coming tomorrow.
(Enter Mrs. B.) 12 THE DEACON'S HONEYMOON Mrs. B. Don't stand there talkin', pa. Can't you see it's most half past ten now?
Deacon. I swan! I didn't know 'twas so late. (Exits hur- riedly. Tom watches packing.) Mrs. B. Miss Perkins, will you hook my dress up in the back?
Miss T. Let me do it. I haven't anything else to do. (She fastens dress.) I'm sure you're going to have a perfectly lovely time, Mrs. Briggs, and you mustn't worry one mite, because we're all going to do everything we can to make things run smoothly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tom, thank you ever so much.
Deacon. My son, there's one thing I want to caution you about. Don't go to experimentin' too much with them new- fangled idees of yourn. Mebbe they're all right — I don't say they ain't, but I'd go a little slow. You'n Silas work together.
Tom. Sure we will. We'll get along tip-top. You'll find everything fine and dandy when you get back.
Deacx)(n. Silas is a leetle odd sometimes, but he's all right.
One other thing — you ought to have an extra man for the hayin'.
T...om. Well, you know Bob's coming tomorrow.
(Enter Mrs. B.) 12 THE DEACON'S HONEYMOON Mrs. B. Don't stand there talkin', pa. Can't you see it's most half past ten now?
Deacon. I swan! I didn't know 'twas so late. (Exits hur- riedly. Tom watches packing.) Mrs. B. Miss Perkins, will you hook my dress up in the back?
Miss T. Let me do it. I haven't anything else to do. (She fastens dress.) I'm sure you're going to have a perfectly lovely time, Mrs. Briggs, and you mustn't worry one mite, because we're all going to do everything we can to make things run smoothly.
What to read after The Deacon's Honeymoon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bugbee, William. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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