The Desert Fiddler
The Desert Fiddler
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" The loyalty of the hill billy touched Rogeen, but as is the way of men, he covered it up with a brusque tone.
"You get the sacks ready. I'm going in to town and raise the moneysomehow to pick this cotton. I'll pick it if I never get a dollar outof it--can't bear to see a crop like that go to waste. " The cotton-gin people were in a desperate panic, but Bob went afterthem hard: "Now see here, that war in Europe is not going to end the world; and aslong as the world stands there will be a deman...d for cotton. Thisflurry will pass, and there's sure to be a big jump in the market forcotton seed. The war will increase the demand for oils of all kinds.
"That cotton has got to be picked, and you'll have to furnish themoney. When it is ginned you can certainly borrow five cents a poundon it. That will pay for the water and the lease, the picking and theginning--and the duty, too.
"Now you get the money for me to pick my field and Chandler's field. They owe only $600 on the crop; so you'll be even safer there than withme.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The loyalty of the hill billy touched Rogeen, but as is the way of men, he covered it up with a brusque tone.
"You get the sacks ready. I'm going in to town and raise the moneysomehow to pick this cotton. I'll pick it if I never get a dollar outof it--can't bear to see a crop like that go to waste. " The cotton-gin people were in a desperate panic, but Bob went afterthem hard: "Now see here, that war in Europe is not going to end the world; and aslong as the world stands there will be a deman...d for cotton. Thisflurry will pass, and there's sure to be a big jump in the market forcotton seed. The war will increase the demand for oils of all kinds.
"That cotton has got to be picked, and you'll have to furnish themoney. When it is ginned you can certainly borrow five cents a poundon it. That will pay for the water and the lease, the picking and theginning--and the duty, too.
"Now you get the money for me to pick my field and Chandler's field. They owe only $600 on the crop; so you'll be even safer there than withme.
What to read after The Desert Fiddler?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hamby William Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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