The Trail of the Tramp
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He taught the boy many other vicious tricks, and toprevent suspicions arising in the lad's mind that everything was not onthe square, Kansas Shorty would let him wait for him in the publichighway, after he had told him that he would call at a nearby farm houseand try to find jobs for both. He would then knock on the farm housedoor, and if someone answered his knocks would ask for a match, a pin orsome other trifle and then return to the waiting lad and bitterlycomplain about his inability to fi...nd employment.
Towards the evening of the first day, Jim becoming somewhat anxious tomeet his brother, and observing that Kansas Shorty made not theslightest move to reach the "big oak", which he had told Slippery shouldbe their meeting place, he casually remarked: "Say, friend, is it notclose to the time that we should find our way to the "big oak" where weare to meet Slippery and my brother Joe?" "It's plenty time until then, "was Kansas Shorty's reply, and then to show Jim that he was from now onhis master, he angrily added: "You do not need to remind me again, as Ishall take care of you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He taught the boy many other vicious tricks, and toprevent suspicions arising in the lad's mind that everything was not onthe square, Kansas Shorty would let him wait for him in the publichighway, after he had told him that he would call at a nearby farm houseand try to find jobs for both. He would then knock on the farm housedoor, and if someone answered his knocks would ask for a match, a pin orsome other trifle and then return to the waiting lad and bitterlycomplain about his inability to fi...nd employment.
Towards the evening of the first day, Jim becoming somewhat anxious tomeet his brother, and observing that Kansas Shorty made not theslightest move to reach the "big oak", which he had told Slippery shouldbe their meeting place, he casually remarked: "Say, friend, is it notclose to the time that we should find our way to the "big oak" where weare to meet Slippery and my brother Joe?" "It's plenty time until then, "was Kansas Shorty's reply, and then to show Jim that he was from now onhis master, he angrily added: "You do not need to remind me again, as Ishall take care of you.
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Guest 5 years ago
Here we go again - no space between more words than not. Shame as it could have been a good read....
Guest 6 years ago
i feel live's worth living but happy endings as such are not worth the pain of the morther in real life .a touch in the sorrow chambers of the mindWrite Review:
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