The Three O'clock Train ..
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{To Landlord.) Let me half of it?
Land. No.
Ten. Six rooms?
Land. No !
Ten. Three rooms ?
Land. No, sir-ree !
Ten. Give me one room, den.
Land. No, you can't have any of it.
Ten. Give me a place just big enough to hang up my Saratoga.
Land. No, sir !
Ten. {turns to go out). Well, I don't want any of it.
Land. I know you don't, so don't bother me.
Ten. Good-day, sir.
Land. Good-day.
Ten. {turns back). What time did you say the three o'clock train went out?
Land. Why, it goes out on time.
Ten. Oh..., it don't go out on the railroad track, den.
Land. Oh, yes, it does go out on the railroad, too.
Ten. Good-day, sir.
Land. Good-day.
Ten. If you call down my way, stop in and see me.
Land. Yes, if I don't have time I won't stop. {Plays again on banjo.) Ten. {aside). I'll set the bull-dog on to you. {Comes back.) Say, how much rent do you pay for this house ?
Land, {getting mad; aside). Well, this is the most inquisitive nigger I ever did see. {Aloud.) I don't pay anything for it.
Ten. How much?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
{To Landlord.) Let me half of it?
Land. No.
Ten. Six rooms?
Land. No !
Ten. Three rooms ?
Land. No, sir-ree !
Ten. Give me one room, den.
Land. No, you can't have any of it.
Ten. Give me a place just big enough to hang up my Saratoga.
Land. No, sir !
Ten. {turns to go out). Well, I don't want any of it.
Land. I know you don't, so don't bother me.
Ten. Good-day, sir.
Land. Good-day.
Ten. {turns back). What time did you say the three o'clock train went out?
Land. Why, it goes out on time.
Ten. Oh..., it don't go out on the railroad track, den.
Land. Oh, yes, it does go out on the railroad, too.
Ten. Good-day, sir.
Land. Good-day.
Ten. If you call down my way, stop in and see me.
Land. Yes, if I don't have time I won't stop. {Plays again on banjo.) Ten. {aside). I'll set the bull-dog on to you. {Comes back.) Say, how much rent do you pay for this house ?
Land, {getting mad; aside). Well, this is the most inquisitive nigger I ever did see. {Aloud.) I don't pay anything for it.
Ten. How much?
What to read after The Three O'clock Train ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coes, George H. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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