Twenty Years of Hus'ling
Twenty Years of Hus'ling
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We traded our carriage for it and a cheap saddle and bridle. When wecame to look the carriage over we found an iron brace broken, and thebargain was, that we were to take it back to town and pay for getting itrepaired, and then leave it in care of the landlord.
We started back, the landlord and myself walking and leading the colt, while Frank drove our horse and buggy.
When we reached the young farmer's place above-mentioned, he came out tothe gate; and after we were several rods past the house..., called to thelandlord, who went back.
I noticed that the farmer talked in a very loud tone till the landlordgot close to him, when he then spoke very low.
Just then Frank came driving up, when I said: "There's something in the wind. I'll bet that farmer has talked withsome one since we went up there, who has told him about the patent-rightdeal. " I then explained the actions of the farmer. Frank said it did look alittle suspicious, but thought it might possibly be a mistake. As amatter of caution Frank drove on to the hotel, where he unhitched thehorse, and prepared to start on horseback as soon as we arrived withthe colt, which I was to ride.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We traded our carriage for it and a cheap saddle and bridle. When wecame to look the carriage over we found an iron brace broken, and thebargain was, that we were to take it back to town and pay for getting itrepaired, and then leave it in care of the landlord.
We started back, the landlord and myself walking and leading the colt, while Frank drove our horse and buggy.
When we reached the young farmer's place above-mentioned, he came out tothe gate; and after we were several rods past the house..., called to thelandlord, who went back.
I noticed that the farmer talked in a very loud tone till the landlordgot close to him, when he then spoke very low.
Just then Frank came driving up, when I said: "There's something in the wind. I'll bet that farmer has talked withsome one since we went up there, who has told him about the patent-rightdeal. " I then explained the actions of the farmer. Frank said it did look alittle suspicious, but thought it might possibly be a mistake. As amatter of caution Frank drove on to the hotel, where he unhitched thehorse, and prepared to start on horseback as soon as we arrived withthe colt, which I was to ride.
What to read after Twenty Years of Hus'ling?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnston James Perry to read onlineMoreLess
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