The Place the Man And the book
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" "Uncle Remus" — well I must admit that they read this first, because Cap'n Jed finding it was my fav- orite, would never let it stay on the shelves, for if it was there when anyone came in he'd make them take it : "You think we are going to let the Cap'n's book not be read jes' as many times as any uv the books. " I think, however, they had caught a taste of it them- selves, because they had dubbed one of their number "Bre'r Fox, " "Cause he wuz so smart actin' an' was always gittin' left. " ..."Our mutual friend" Cap'n Jed had read first, and he had forced it on his friends just like he did the "Cap'n's book. " I was hopeful, however, when I found that they had really read it, because you can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink. Cap'n Jed's comment was : "Silas Wegg was sho' er pill ; but didn't old BofTin 17 han' him er lemon. " The summer visitors had left their trail in slang.
Pyle and Verne need no explanation. Verne, how- ever, created as heated a debate as to the authenticity of his facts as did Ingersoll.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Uncle Remus" — well I must admit that they read this first, because Cap'n Jed finding it was my fav- orite, would never let it stay on the shelves, for if it was there when anyone came in he'd make them take it : "You think we are going to let the Cap'n's book not be read jes' as many times as any uv the books. " I think, however, they had caught a taste of it them- selves, because they had dubbed one of their number "Bre'r Fox, " "Cause he wuz so smart actin' an' was always gittin' left. " ..."Our mutual friend" Cap'n Jed had read first, and he had forced it on his friends just like he did the "Cap'n's book. " I was hopeful, however, when I found that they had really read it, because you can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink. Cap'n Jed's comment was : "Silas Wegg was sho' er pill ; but didn't old BofTin 17 han' him er lemon. " The summer visitors had left their trail in slang.
Pyle and Verne need no explanation. Verne, how- ever, created as heated a debate as to the authenticity of his facts as did Ingersoll.
What to read after The Place the Man And the book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah B Askew to read onlineMoreLess
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