Uncle Josh's Punkin Centre Stories
Uncle Josh's Punkin Centre Stories
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Anyhow, ifthat's what they call foot ball playin', your Uncle Josh don't want anyfoot ball in his'n.
I never played but one game of ball in my life that I kin remember on, and don't believe that I ever will forgit that. You see it wuz alongin the spring time of the yeer, and the weather wuz purty warm andsunshiny, and the boys sed to me, "Uncle, we'd like to have you help usplay a game of base ball. " I sed, "Boys, I'm gittin' a little too oldfer those kinds of passtimes, but I'll help you play... one game, I'll bedurned if I don't. " Wall, we got out in the paster and wuz gittin' readyto play; we got the bases and bats put around in thar places, and abuckit of drinkin' water up in the fence corner, whar we could get adrink when we wanted it. We didn't have any bleachers, but we had thirtyor forty hogs, and they wuz the best rooters you ever seen; jist then Ihappened to look around and thar wuz the biggest billy goat I ever sawin all my life. You ought to seen the boys a-gittin' out of the paster;I would hav got out too, but I got stuck in the fence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Anyhow, ifthat's what they call foot ball playin', your Uncle Josh don't want anyfoot ball in his'n.
I never played but one game of ball in my life that I kin remember on, and don't believe that I ever will forgit that. You see it wuz alongin the spring time of the yeer, and the weather wuz purty warm andsunshiny, and the boys sed to me, "Uncle, we'd like to have you help usplay a game of base ball. " I sed, "Boys, I'm gittin' a little too oldfer those kinds of passtimes, but I'll help you play... one game, I'll bedurned if I don't. " Wall, we got out in the paster and wuz gittin' readyto play; we got the bases and bats put around in thar places, and abuckit of drinkin' water up in the fence corner, whar we could get adrink when we wanted it. We didn't have any bleachers, but we had thirtyor forty hogs, and they wuz the best rooters you ever seen; jist then Ihappened to look around and thar wuz the biggest billy goat I ever sawin all my life. You ought to seen the boys a-gittin' out of the paster;I would hav got out too, but I got stuck in the fence.
What to read after Uncle Josh's Punkin Centre Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stewart Cal to read onlineMoreLess
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