The Man Without a Country And Other Tales
The Man Without a Country And Other Tales
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This is a question, Mr. Millionnaire, more doubtful to those who have not drawn their dividendsthan to those who have. As I came down the village street at Brockport, I could see the horses of a boat bound eastward, led along from level tolevel at the last lock; and, in spite of my determination not to hurry, I put myself on the long, loping trot which the St. Regis Indians taughtme, that I might overhaul this boat before she got under way at her newspeed. I came out on the upper gate of the la...st lock just as she passedout from the lower gate. The horses were just put on, and a reckless boygave them their first blow after two hours of rest and corn. As theheavy boat started off under the new motion, I saw, and her skipper sawat the same instant, that a long new tow-rope of his, which had laincoiled on deck, was suddenly flying out to its full length. The outerend of it had been carried upon the lock-side by some chance or blunder, and there some idle loafer had thrown the looped bight of it over ahawser-post.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is a question, Mr. Millionnaire, more doubtful to those who have not drawn their dividendsthan to those who have. As I came down the village street at Brockport, I could see the horses of a boat bound eastward, led along from level tolevel at the last lock; and, in spite of my determination not to hurry, I put myself on the long, loping trot which the St. Regis Indians taughtme, that I might overhaul this boat before she got under way at her newspeed. I came out on the upper gate of the la...st lock just as she passedout from the lower gate. The horses were just put on, and a reckless boygave them their first blow after two hours of rest and corn. As theheavy boat started off under the new motion, I saw, and her skipper sawat the same instant, that a long new tow-rope of his, which had laincoiled on deck, was suddenly flying out to its full length. The outerend of it had been carried upon the lock-side by some chance or blunder, and there some idle loafer had thrown the looped bight of it over ahawser-post.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Everett Hale to read onlineMoreLess
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