Uncle Sam
Uncle Sam
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" ** Mr. Jo' Douglas (Uncle Jonah), from Uncle Sam, " the storekeeper spelled out slowly. '' Thet's hit sho' ! thet's jes' what hit says, " he remarked, " thet's jes' what hit says. " " Wal, hit's dad, plum sho', but whar'd 30 UNCLE SAM he git sich kinfolks, Fd like ter know? Git up thar, Buck. I'm obleeged, Mr. Bailey, and I'll let ye know what's in thet thar poke when I come ergin. Git up thar, Buck. " Buck pulled out with slow, laborious movements. Young Jonah walked beside, holding the rope... and eye- ing with increasing wonder the load on the drag. " Wal done I " he exclaimed, between the squirts of tobacco expelled from his mouth. "Wal done! Would jes' like ter know what ye be. " The trip down had been quickly made, for twenty miles is not much of a walk or drive to a native of the mountains, and young Jonah hardly noticed dangerous ledges and almost unfordable creeks which made the return trip perilous, es- pecially hard on the ox guided up the rocky ascent with the precious load.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ** Mr. Jo' Douglas (Uncle Jonah), from Uncle Sam, " the storekeeper spelled out slowly. '' Thet's hit sho' ! thet's jes' what hit says, " he remarked, " thet's jes' what hit says. " " Wal, hit's dad, plum sho', but whar'd 30 UNCLE SAM he git sich kinfolks, Fd like ter know? Git up thar, Buck. I'm obleeged, Mr. Bailey, and I'll let ye know what's in thet thar poke when I come ergin. Git up thar, Buck. " Buck pulled out with slow, laborious movements. Young Jonah walked beside, holding the rope... and eye- ing with increasing wonder the load on the drag. " Wal done I " he exclaimed, between the squirts of tobacco expelled from his mouth. "Wal done! Would jes' like ter know what ye be. " The trip down had been quickly made, for twenty miles is not much of a walk or drive to a native of the mountains, and young Jonah hardly noticed dangerous ledges and almost unfordable creeks which made the return trip perilous, es- pecially hard on the ox guided up the rocky ascent with the precious load.
What to read after Uncle Sam?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martha S Martha Sawyer Gielow to read onlineMoreLess
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