The Red Swans Neck a Tale of the North Carolina Mountains
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" "How about the camp?" "In phwat way, Mishter Moncure?" "Many men in it?" "I couldna be afther tellin' yez ; but I'm thinkin' not more than twinty min, an' half o' them away most av the toime. " 168 THE RED SWAN'S NECK "Where is Aida's tent located in its relation to the others?" "D'e raymimber the field o' Tim Mecune?" "I know where it is, " Snickerby responded eagerly. "I used t' dig coal over there. " "Well thin, sor, yez'll be raycallin' the place. The tint is located where ye took the coa...l out. The land's fallin' in and it's left a sort av depris- sion in the soide av the hill, a sort av gully ; an' a bit av a shtrame comes out where the moine's tumbled in. Her tint is joost in there, if ye wuU, sor. " "I know th' place, " Snickerby answered, ex- citedly'. "I once helped to put out coal there. But it didn't pay, an' we gave up diggin' on that side o' th' mounting, an' made an entry on th' other side. The timbers of th' platform an' th' ones at th' entry were then taken around to the other side o' th' mounting to th' new openin', an' th' old mine fell in leavin' th' depression which Biddy speaks of.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "How about the camp?" "In phwat way, Mishter Moncure?" "Many men in it?" "I couldna be afther tellin' yez ; but I'm thinkin' not more than twinty min, an' half o' them away most av the toime. " 168 THE RED SWAN'S NECK "Where is Aida's tent located in its relation to the others?" "D'e raymimber the field o' Tim Mecune?" "I know where it is, " Snickerby responded eagerly. "I used t' dig coal over there. " "Well thin, sor, yez'll be raycallin' the place. The tint is located where ye took the coa...l out. The land's fallin' in and it's left a sort av depris- sion in the soide av the hill, a sort av gully ; an' a bit av a shtrame comes out where the moine's tumbled in. Her tint is joost in there, if ye wuU, sor. " "I know th' place, " Snickerby answered, ex- citedly'. "I once helped to put out coal there. But it didn't pay, an' we gave up diggin' on that side o' th' mounting, an' made an entry on th' other side. The timbers of th' platform an' th' ones at th' entry were then taken around to the other side o' th' mounting to th' new openin', an' th' old mine fell in leavin' th' depression which Biddy speaks of.
What to read after The Red Swans Neck a Tale of the North Carolina Mountains?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Reed Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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