The Story of Patsy
The Story of Patsy
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My mission 18 THE STORY OF PATSY.
in life was to keep the children of these marching and banner-holding laborers from going to destruc- tion.
" And you have n't any father, poor little man ? " " Yer bet yer life I don't want no more father in mine. He knocked me down them stairs, and then he went off in a ship, and I don't go a cent on fathers ! Say, is this a 'zamination ? " I was a good deal amused and should have felt a little rebuked, had I asked a single question from idle curiosity. " Yes..., it 's a sort of one. Patsy, — all the kind we have." " And do I hev to bring any red tape ? " " What do you mean ? " " Why, Jim said he bet 't would take an orful lot o' red tape t' git me in." Here he withdrew with infinite trouble from his ragged pocket an orange, or at least the remains of one, which seemed to have been fiercely dealt with by circumstances.
" Here 's an orange I bruirg yer 1 It 's been skwuz some, but there 's more in it." tr.„ III. I.
U- : f^^ , I J.. . ■ h,:,,' "HERE'S AN ORANGE I BRUNG YER." Page x8.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My mission 18 THE STORY OF PATSY.
in life was to keep the children of these marching and banner-holding laborers from going to destruc- tion.
" And you have n't any father, poor little man ? " " Yer bet yer life I don't want no more father in mine. He knocked me down them stairs, and then he went off in a ship, and I don't go a cent on fathers ! Say, is this a 'zamination ? " I was a good deal amused and should have felt a little rebuked, had I asked a single question from idle curiosity. " Yes..., it 's a sort of one. Patsy, — all the kind we have." " And do I hev to bring any red tape ? " " What do you mean ? " " Why, Jim said he bet 't would take an orful lot o' red tape t' git me in." Here he withdrew with infinite trouble from his ragged pocket an orange, or at least the remains of one, which seemed to have been fiercely dealt with by circumstances.
" Here 's an orange I bruirg yer 1 It 's been skwuz some, but there 's more in it." tr.„ III. I.
U- : f^^ , I J.. . ■ h,:,,' "HERE'S AN ORANGE I BRUNG YER." Page x8.
What to read after The Story of Patsy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wiggin Kate Douglas Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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