The Full of the Moon
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On the whole he considered himself rather a '^dressy'* person when the function warranted it Sauntering up to Kansas Ed he inquired with elaborate carelessness : ^'Have you ever thought of sellin' that pink shirt of youm, Kansasf Digitized by Googk 140 THE FULL OF THE MOON **Well, no," retnmed the owner of the eov- eted shirt with equal innooenoe, ^'oan't say; that I had. Why!*' ^^I was jnBt wonderin' what for acashTalue you'd put on a shirt like that." . Kansas considered.
'^I couldn't rightly... say off-hand just what I would hold that shirt at" Mr. Brindelly speculatively: **I b'leeve I'd look good in pink. Maybe I'll write off and git me ome." **No use doin' that — ^they ain't another shirt like that in the world — ^not exactly that same color, so they told me up in Coffeeville where I bought it" ^^I suppose they took the gent what made that shirt and shovelled his brains out ao he couldn't never make another," said Mr.
Brindell dryly.
**It 's a rare color all right ; I've wore it con- siderable and I never see one like it People kind a pick me out to look at wheni got it on." ^^Bobin's-aig blue is a nice color for a shirt," observed Brindell remijnisc^itly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the whole he considered himself rather a '^dressy'* person when the function warranted it Sauntering up to Kansas Ed he inquired with elaborate carelessness : ^'Have you ever thought of sellin' that pink shirt of youm, Kansasf Digitized by Googk 140 THE FULL OF THE MOON **Well, no," retnmed the owner of the eov- eted shirt with equal innooenoe, ^'oan't say; that I had. Why!*' ^^I was jnBt wonderin' what for acashTalue you'd put on a shirt like that." . Kansas considered.
'^I couldn't rightly... say off-hand just what I would hold that shirt at" Mr. Brindelly speculatively: **I b'leeve I'd look good in pink. Maybe I'll write off and git me ome." **No use doin' that — ^they ain't another shirt like that in the world — ^not exactly that same color, so they told me up in Coffeeville where I bought it" ^^I suppose they took the gent what made that shirt and shovelled his brains out ao he couldn't never make another," said Mr.
Brindell dryly.
**It 's a rare color all right ; I've wore it con- siderable and I never see one like it People kind a pick me out to look at wheni got it on." ^^Bobin's-aig blue is a nice color for a shirt," observed Brindell remijnisc^itly.
What to read after The Full of the Moon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lockhart Caroline to read onlineMoreLess
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