Uncle Remus Joel Chandler Harris As Seen And Remembered By a Few of His Frien
Uncle Remus Joel Chandler Harris As Seen And Remembered By a Few of His Frien
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It was in the days before the telephone covered all the territory.
62 Memories of Uncle Remus Mr. Pritchard put the editorials in his overcoat pocket and also left the office.
The next day the Constitution had just one editorial, written by the office boy, probably, and Mr. Pril -hard, on noticing the paper, became greatly frightened and hurried about nine in the morning to the office to explain to Mr. Harris.
Harris laughed and said to Pritchard, at the same time reaching for his hat. "Well, M...r. Pritchard, you have certainly done me mighty proud. You have just saved me a day's work, and I am gwine back to West End and cook me a mess of collards, " and he left the printer standing surprised and stammering.
It is surprising how much fun Mr. Harris could get out of collards, pot -liquor, corn pone, and other homely dishes. To one of the early numbers of the Uncle Remus' Magazine, he contributed an extended editorial, entitled "Corn Bread and Dumplings, " the opening sen- tence of which was: "The tenant of the Snap-Bean Farm has been wondering, not only recently, but for many long years, why some Poet, whose pipes are of sufficient range and volume, and whose art is entirely simple and true, does not set himself the delightful task of writing an epic on Corn meal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was in the days before the telephone covered all the territory.
62 Memories of Uncle Remus Mr. Pritchard put the editorials in his overcoat pocket and also left the office.
The next day the Constitution had just one editorial, written by the office boy, probably, and Mr. Pril -hard, on noticing the paper, became greatly frightened and hurried about nine in the morning to the office to explain to Mr. Harris.
Harris laughed and said to Pritchard, at the same time reaching for his hat. "Well, M...r. Pritchard, you have certainly done me mighty proud. You have just saved me a day's work, and I am gwine back to West End and cook me a mess of collards, " and he left the printer standing surprised and stammering.
It is surprising how much fun Mr. Harris could get out of collards, pot -liquor, corn pone, and other homely dishes. To one of the early numbers of the Uncle Remus' Magazine, he contributed an extended editorial, entitled "Corn Bread and Dumplings, " the opening sen- tence of which was: "The tenant of the Snap-Bean Farm has been wondering, not only recently, but for many long years, why some Poet, whose pipes are of sufficient range and volume, and whose art is entirely simple and true, does not set himself the delightful task of writing an epic on Corn meal.
What to read after Uncle Remus Joel Chandler Harris As Seen And Remembered By a Few of His Frien?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ivy L Ivy Ledbetter Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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