The Story of Keedon Bluffs
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He knew that his friend was to be withheld from his association after this, lest he might come under the influence of so worthless and injurious an example as Jerry Binwell. He trudged along home, wishing that his father might have beheld the scene and wondering if that would have urged him to take some decided action in the case.
Ike had an odd indisposition to relate it all. He had been trained in a maxim, good enough so far as it goes, " If you can't say anything kind of your neighbor, say n...oth- THE STORY OF KEEDON BLUFFS. 95 ing. " The only manifestation of his opinion was expressed in deeds, not in words. His mother had looked sharply at him from time to time during the past week, and this after noon, as she opened suddenly the shed-room door and saw him casting down a great pile of bark, and chips, and sticks of wood, ready for the morning fires, she said unexpectedly: " Ike, ain't ye ailin' nowhar ? " " Naw 'm, " he replied, drawing himself up with stalwart pride, " I feel ez solid an' sound ez a rock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He knew that his friend was to be withheld from his association after this, lest he might come under the influence of so worthless and injurious an example as Jerry Binwell. He trudged along home, wishing that his father might have beheld the scene and wondering if that would have urged him to take some decided action in the case.
Ike had an odd indisposition to relate it all. He had been trained in a maxim, good enough so far as it goes, " If you can't say anything kind of your neighbor, say n...oth- THE STORY OF KEEDON BLUFFS. 95 ing. " The only manifestation of his opinion was expressed in deeds, not in words. His mother had looked sharply at him from time to time during the past week, and this after noon, as she opened suddenly the shed-room door and saw him casting down a great pile of bark, and chips, and sticks of wood, ready for the morning fires, she said unexpectedly: " Ike, ain't ye ailin' nowhar ? " " Naw 'm, " he replied, drawing himself up with stalwart pride, " I feel ez solid an' sound ez a rock.
What to read after The Story of Keedon Bluffs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Egbert Craddock to read onlineMoreLess
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