The Wit And Humor of America volume 7
The Wit And Humor of America volume 7
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The money most folks spend in land these men spend for a good horse ; and don't they need a good horse to stand mud and swim floods? And is it any sin for a horse to be kept fat that does so much work ? The book says 'a merciful man is merciful to his beast, ' and that we mustn't 'muzzle the ox that treadeth out the corn. ' Step round that fence corner, and take a peep, dear friends, at a horse hung on the stake; what's he like? A wooden frame with a dry hide stretched over it. What's he live o...n? Ay! that's the pint! Well, what's them buzzards after? — look at them sailing up there. Now who owns that live carrion? — the pious brother that's just preached to us just now. And I want to know if it wouldn't be better for him to give that dumb brute some- thing to cover his bones, before he talks against "hunder- dollur hossis' and the like?
"The next charge is, wearing good clothes. Friends, don't all folks when they come to meeting put on their best clothes ? and wouldn't it be wrong if preachers came in old torn coats and dirty shirts ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The money most folks spend in land these men spend for a good horse ; and don't they need a good horse to stand mud and swim floods? And is it any sin for a horse to be kept fat that does so much work ? The book says 'a merciful man is merciful to his beast, ' and that we mustn't 'muzzle the ox that treadeth out the corn. ' Step round that fence corner, and take a peep, dear friends, at a horse hung on the stake; what's he like? A wooden frame with a dry hide stretched over it. What's he live o...n? Ay! that's the pint! Well, what's them buzzards after? — look at them sailing up there. Now who owns that live carrion? — the pious brother that's just preached to us just now. And I want to know if it wouldn't be better for him to give that dumb brute some- thing to cover his bones, before he talks against "hunder- dollur hossis' and the like?
"The next charge is, wearing good clothes. Friends, don't all folks when they come to meeting put on their best clothes ? and wouldn't it be wrong if preachers came in old torn coats and dirty shirts ?
What to read after The Wit And Humor of America volume 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilder, Marshall P. (Marshall Pinckney), 1798-1886 to read onlineMoreLess
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