Tom Swift And His Motor-Cycle, Or, Fun And Adventures On the Road
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Did I hurt you much?" "Well, youse might have. 'Tain't your fault dat youse didn't, " andthe tramp began to brush the dirt from his ragged coat. Tom wasinstantly struck by a curious fact. The tramp in his second remarksused language more in keeping with his character, whereas, in hisfirst surprise and anger, he had talked much as any other personwould. "Youse fellers ain't got no right t' ride dem machines likelightnin' along de roads, " the ragged chap went on, and he stillclung to the use of ...words and expressions current among hisfraternity. Tom wondered at it, and then, ascribing the use of thebetter language to the fright caused by being hit by the machine, the lad thought no more about it at the time. There was occasion, however, when he attached more meaning to it.
"I'm very sorry, " went on Tom. "I'm sure I didn't mean to. You see, I was going quite slowly, and--" "You call dat slow, when youse hit me an' knocked me down?" demandedthe tramp. "I'd oughter have youse arrested, dat's what, an' I wouldif dere was a cop handy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Did I hurt you much?" "Well, youse might have. 'Tain't your fault dat youse didn't, " andthe tramp began to brush the dirt from his ragged coat. Tom wasinstantly struck by a curious fact. The tramp in his second remarksused language more in keeping with his character, whereas, in hisfirst surprise and anger, he had talked much as any other personwould. "Youse fellers ain't got no right t' ride dem machines likelightnin' along de roads, " the ragged chap went on, and he stillclung to the use of ...words and expressions current among hisfraternity. Tom wondered at it, and then, ascribing the use of thebetter language to the fright caused by being hit by the machine, the lad thought no more about it at the time. There was occasion, however, when he attached more meaning to it.
"I'm very sorry, " went on Tom. "I'm sure I didn't mean to. You see, I was going quite slowly, and--" "You call dat slow, when youse hit me an' knocked me down?" demandedthe tramp. "I'd oughter have youse arrested, dat's what, an' I wouldif dere was a cop handy.
What to read after Tom Swift And His Motor-Cycle, Or, Fun And Adventures On the Road?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Appleton Victor [pseud.] to read onlineMoreLess
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