The Professor And the Petticoat
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" I demanded.
" No. I couldn't do it now. You know now I robbed you." That didn't sound very logical to me at first, but as I examined his weary face I began to comprehend.
He had been rehearsing the prospective interview with his landlord — accusation, defence,; reproaches, excuses — ^until he had built me up as an enemy of unimaginable cruelty. Anything to escape that interview with me, AND THE PETTICOAT ?8T this was his chief need. Probably he was sane enoughj now, and had dropped the projec...t of beginning with me in a crusade of landlord extermination. Nevertheless, I felt impatient to get away. But Stackleberry de- tained me.
" I suppose you're goin' to put me off the place." " No." " If you sell out, any other landlord will kick me out. There ain't a roof in this county where I could shelter my wife till she dies. She may go soon, but then again she may hang on for years." " I'm not going to sell out." "Old Jedge Mills, he wants your place bad. He owns next to you, and your south eighty 'bout cuts his place in two.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I demanded.
" No. I couldn't do it now. You know now I robbed you." That didn't sound very logical to me at first, but as I examined his weary face I began to comprehend.
He had been rehearsing the prospective interview with his landlord — accusation, defence,; reproaches, excuses — ^until he had built me up as an enemy of unimaginable cruelty. Anything to escape that interview with me, AND THE PETTICOAT ?8T this was his chief need. Probably he was sane enoughj now, and had dropped the projec...t of beginning with me in a crusade of landlord extermination. Nevertheless, I felt impatient to get away. But Stackleberry de- tained me.
" I suppose you're goin' to put me off the place." " No." " If you sell out, any other landlord will kick me out. There ain't a roof in this county where I could shelter my wife till she dies. She may go soon, but then again she may hang on for years." " I'm not going to sell out." "Old Jedge Mills, he wants your place bad. He owns next to you, and your south eighty 'bout cuts his place in two.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alvin Saunders Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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