The World On Wheels And Other Sketches
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You ask the driver what is going to be done. He suspends the polishing of a chicken bone for a second, and says, "Waitin' for time ! " Meanwhile the wind has been busy.
It has chucked your hat into the bank, and filled it with snow. Scripture measure.
You go to the rear of the train and look back. You cannot see whence you came, nor how you ever did come, nor where you will ever get away. A brakeman starts out with a flag; and plods along the track. He needn't. There is nothing in the world tha...t can come, and no more danger of colliding with a train than there is with the Fourth of July. He has started for SNOW-BOUND. 85 the last station, but he is in sight as long as you can see him, and you could see hipi longer only it is getting dark. By-and-by he returns, riding on an engine that catches us by the heels and drags us back to the station, where the hours put a great deal of lead in their shoes, and stalk slowly through the night. Two or three boys come in. They are all of a bigness, like young Esquimaux.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You ask the driver what is going to be done. He suspends the polishing of a chicken bone for a second, and says, "Waitin' for time ! " Meanwhile the wind has been busy.
It has chucked your hat into the bank, and filled it with snow. Scripture measure.
You go to the rear of the train and look back. You cannot see whence you came, nor how you ever did come, nor where you will ever get away. A brakeman starts out with a flag; and plods along the track. He needn't. There is nothing in the world tha...t can come, and no more danger of colliding with a train than there is with the Fourth of July. He has started for SNOW-BOUND. 85 the last station, but he is in sight as long as you can see him, and you could see hipi longer only it is getting dark. By-and-by he returns, riding on an engine that catches us by the heels and drags us back to the station, where the hours put a great deal of lead in their shoes, and stalk slowly through the night. Two or three boys come in. They are all of a bigness, like young Esquimaux.
What to read after The World On Wheels And Other Sketches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor, Benjamin F. (Benjamin Franklin), 1819-1887 to read onlineMoreLess
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