The Story of Sarah
The Story of Sarah
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" Hello, Abe! Never so glad to see you in my life. " Abe grunted.
"How are you? All ready to start?" asked Mr. Brumley.
Abe frowned and never stirred until the three men were on board and the Sector had thrown off one of the ropes that held the boat to the shore. Then he stooped down and tossed the rope back over the post.
' ' What's that f or ? " demanded the minister. ' Wai t- ing for some one ? " " Humph! Got 'nough lunytics aboard now, " growled Captain Abe. " I hain't asayin', " he went on... to admit, 151 The Story of Sarah " but what I was more or less of a gol durn lunytic my- self ter go an' come off fer my ol' woman this mornin', but that air niasy gal o' Cap'n Lem's was so bound an' possessed that I should come an' tell yer ter be sure an' come over ter-day. I don' see " " Did Sadie send for me ! " broke in the Eector. " Put up your sail! Hurry, Abe, for heaven's sake! Why didn't you bring her off with you ? " " That air father o' hern had somethink ter say 'bout that, " rejoined Abe, stepping deliberately on shore and starting up the side of the mound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Hello, Abe! Never so glad to see you in my life. " Abe grunted.
"How are you? All ready to start?" asked Mr. Brumley.
Abe frowned and never stirred until the three men were on board and the Sector had thrown off one of the ropes that held the boat to the shore. Then he stooped down and tossed the rope back over the post.
' ' What's that f or ? " demanded the minister. ' Wai t- ing for some one ? " " Humph! Got 'nough lunytics aboard now, " growled Captain Abe. " I hain't asayin', " he went on... to admit, 151 The Story of Sarah " but what I was more or less of a gol durn lunytic my- self ter go an' come off fer my ol' woman this mornin', but that air niasy gal o' Cap'n Lem's was so bound an' possessed that I should come an' tell yer ter be sure an' come over ter-day. I don' see " " Did Sadie send for me ! " broke in the Eector. " Put up your sail! Hurry, Abe, for heaven's sake! Why didn't you bring her off with you ? " " That air father o' hern had somethink ter say 'bout that, " rejoined Abe, stepping deliberately on shore and starting up the side of the mound.
What to read after The Story of Sarah?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Louise Foster to read onlineMoreLess
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