The Iron Puddler
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He had not only made trouble for me; he had injured thehotel keeper. There would be no milk that night fit to be used.
I started straight for Jack's home to tell his mother of his lawlessact. As I went along, I turned the case over in my mind, and the casegrew stronger and stronger all the time. Before I reached Jack's door Ihad, satisfied myself that his mother would be shocked at the news andwould at once cut a big switch to give Jack the licking he deserved.
But when I began to tell Mrs. Tho...mas of her son's crime, she sided withJack and wouldn't listen to me. "Don't come to me with your troubles, you nasty little whiffet, " she cried. "You started the whole thing whenyou sneaked in and ruined Jack's pigeon eggs. Now that you've gotthe worst of it you come here with your tattle-tales. You ought to beashamed to show your face--" She had become so threatening that I turnedand ran. My whole case had gone to pieces on her sharp tongue like a toyballoon pricked with a pin. I had been blowing it up until it got sobig I couldn't see anything else.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had not only made trouble for me; he had injured thehotel keeper. There would be no milk that night fit to be used.
I started straight for Jack's home to tell his mother of his lawlessact. As I went along, I turned the case over in my mind, and the casegrew stronger and stronger all the time. Before I reached Jack's door Ihad, satisfied myself that his mother would be shocked at the news andwould at once cut a big switch to give Jack the licking he deserved.
But when I began to tell Mrs. Tho...mas of her son's crime, she sided withJack and wouldn't listen to me. "Don't come to me with your troubles, you nasty little whiffet, " she cried. "You started the whole thing whenyou sneaked in and ruined Jack's pigeon eggs. Now that you've gotthe worst of it you come here with your tattle-tales. You ought to beashamed to show your face--" She had become so threatening that I turnedand ran. My whole case had gone to pieces on her sharp tongue like a toyballoon pricked with a pin. I had been blowing it up until it got sobig I couldn't see anything else.
What to read after The Iron Puddler?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis James John to read onlineMoreLess
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