The Desert And the Sown
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Westruck up a trade, my drivin' stock, mostly skin and bone, for a show inhis business. He wa'n't gettin' rich at it, that was as plain as the hipbones on my mules. I kep' in the woods, cuttin' timber and tendin' kiln, and he hauled and did the sellin'. Next year he went below to Portland andbrought home smallpox with him. It broke out on him on the road. He was aterrible sick man. I buried him, and waited for my turn. It didn't come. Iseemed kind o' insured. I've been in lots of trouble since ...then, butnothing ever touched me till now. I banked on it too strong, though. Isure did! My pardner was just such another lone bird like me. If he hadany folks of his own he kep' still about them. So I took his name--whetherit was his name there's no knowing. Guess I've took full as good care ofit as he would. 'Hagar?' folk would say, sort o' lookin' me over. 'Youain't Jim Hagar. ' No, but I was John, and they let it go at that.
"I heard of your mother that summer, from a prospector who came up past mycamp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Westruck up a trade, my drivin' stock, mostly skin and bone, for a show inhis business. He wa'n't gettin' rich at it, that was as plain as the hipbones on my mules. I kep' in the woods, cuttin' timber and tendin' kiln, and he hauled and did the sellin'. Next year he went below to Portland andbrought home smallpox with him. It broke out on him on the road. He was aterrible sick man. I buried him, and waited for my turn. It didn't come. Iseemed kind o' insured. I've been in lots of trouble since ...then, butnothing ever touched me till now. I banked on it too strong, though. Isure did! My pardner was just such another lone bird like me. If he hadany folks of his own he kep' still about them. So I took his name--whetherit was his name there's no knowing. Guess I've took full as good care ofit as he would. 'Hagar?' folk would say, sort o' lookin' me over. 'Youain't Jim Hagar. ' No, but I was John, and they let it go at that.
"I heard of your mother that summer, from a prospector who came up past mycamp.
What to read after The Desert And the Sown?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Foote, Mary Hallock, 1847-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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