The Fair Mississippian; a Novel
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An' all of a suddenty, lo an' behold, 't was revealed to me that thar was a bear !
An' I fired, — an' o' course he fell. An' off skittered Lightfoot ter bring him in, mind ye ! Thar I was hollerin' arter the child, thrown to the wild beast, — I war n't able to stir hand or foot, — I was jes' palsied with skeer. Lightfoot tuk him gently by the ear, — not to spile him with gnawing, — jes' like he done that duck — Gimme that thar f owel, you distracted 214 The Fair Mississippian beast ! " and the ...setter, with half-squatting hind-legs and wriggles of delight and pride, and lifted, liquid, shining eyes, relinquished the game into his hand.
" An' what happened ? The bear war n't plumb dead !
And Lightfoot come back tore mighty nigh ter the breastbone. See them scars on his chist ? An' ez soon as he was able to stand it, I gin him a beatin' besides ter teach him better. An' now, — ye have set him at his old tricks ag'in. I would n't own a dog with sech a mania, if he war n't a present ter me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An' all of a suddenty, lo an' behold, 't was revealed to me that thar was a bear !
An' I fired, — an' o' course he fell. An' off skittered Lightfoot ter bring him in, mind ye ! Thar I was hollerin' arter the child, thrown to the wild beast, — I war n't able to stir hand or foot, — I was jes' palsied with skeer. Lightfoot tuk him gently by the ear, — not to spile him with gnawing, — jes' like he done that duck — Gimme that thar f owel, you distracted 214 The Fair Mississippian beast ! " and the ...setter, with half-squatting hind-legs and wriggles of delight and pride, and lifted, liquid, shining eyes, relinquished the game into his hand.
" An' what happened ? The bear war n't plumb dead !
And Lightfoot come back tore mighty nigh ter the breastbone. See them scars on his chist ? An' ez soon as he was able to stand it, I gin him a beatin' besides ter teach him better. An' now, — ye have set him at his old tricks ag'in. I would n't own a dog with sech a mania, if he war n't a present ter me.
What to read after The Fair Mississippian; a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Murfree Mary Noailles to read onlineMoreLess
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