The Prairie Bird
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As almost every one who takes any in- terest in a book, has some desire or curi- osity to know how or why it came to be written, and as there are some things of which he desires to speak particularly, the author, compiler, or editor of Prairie Flow- er, (whichever you please, reader, ) has, af- ter due consideration, decided on giving the information alluded to, in a note to idea of writing one that should contain NOTHING but 1' ACT ] Author. — (Becoming interested and laying down his pen. ) Ha...ve no objec- tions, provided there is fact enough, and of a nature sufBciently exciting to make the story interesting to the general reader. Stranger. — (Smiling complacently, and tapping his bundle. ) Got the documents here, and no mistake. Every word true, I pledge you my honor. Promise to work them up faithfully, and they are at your service.
Author. — (In doubt. ) But how am I to know they contain only facts] Stranger. — You have my word, sir!
Author. — Did you write themi Do they comprise a journal of your own ad- ventures!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As almost every one who takes any in- terest in a book, has some desire or curi- osity to know how or why it came to be written, and as there are some things of which he desires to speak particularly, the author, compiler, or editor of Prairie Flow- er, (whichever you please, reader, ) has, af- ter due consideration, decided on giving the information alluded to, in a note to idea of writing one that should contain NOTHING but 1' ACT ] Author. — (Becoming interested and laying down his pen. ) Ha...ve no objec- tions, provided there is fact enough, and of a nature sufBciently exciting to make the story interesting to the general reader. Stranger. — (Smiling complacently, and tapping his bundle. ) Got the documents here, and no mistake. Every word true, I pledge you my honor. Promise to work them up faithfully, and they are at your service.
Author. — (In doubt. ) But how am I to know they contain only facts] Stranger. — You have my word, sir!
Author. — Did you write themi Do they comprise a journal of your own ad- ventures!
What to read after The Prairie Bird?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Augustus Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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