The Real Issue a book of Kansas Stories
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"Oh, you know, " returned the boy, step ping irregularly, to make the tips of his toes come on the cracks in the sidewalk. There was another pause, during which Piggy picked up a pebble, and threw it at a bird in a tree. His heart was sinking rapidly.
"O, that rose?" said his Heart s Desire, turning full upon him with the enchantment of her childish eyes. "Why, here it is in my grammar. I m taking it to keep with the others. Why?" "O, nuthin much, " replied the boy. "I bet you can t do this, " ...he added, as he glowed up into her eyes from an impulsive handspring.
And thus the King of Boyville first set his light, little foot upon the soil of an unknown country.
A Story of The Highlands /CROSSING the Missouri river into ^-^ Kansas, the west-bound traveler be gins a steady, upward climb, until he reaches the summit of the Rockies. The journey through Kansas covers in four hundred miles nearly five thousand feet of the long, upward slant. In that long hillside there are three or four distinct kinds of land scape, distinguished from one another by the trees that trim the horizon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Oh, you know, " returned the boy, step ping irregularly, to make the tips of his toes come on the cracks in the sidewalk. There was another pause, during which Piggy picked up a pebble, and threw it at a bird in a tree. His heart was sinking rapidly.
"O, that rose?" said his Heart s Desire, turning full upon him with the enchantment of her childish eyes. "Why, here it is in my grammar. I m taking it to keep with the others. Why?" "O, nuthin much, " replied the boy. "I bet you can t do this, " ...he added, as he glowed up into her eyes from an impulsive handspring.
And thus the King of Boyville first set his light, little foot upon the soil of an unknown country.
A Story of The Highlands /CROSSING the Missouri river into ^-^ Kansas, the west-bound traveler be gins a steady, upward climb, until he reaches the summit of the Rockies. The journey through Kansas covers in four hundred miles nearly five thousand feet of the long, upward slant. In that long hillside there are three or four distinct kinds of land scape, distinguished from one another by the trees that trim the horizon.
What to read after The Real Issue a book of Kansas Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White William Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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