Walt Whitman
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No man loves the woods more than I — I was born within sound of the sea— down on Long Island and I know all the songs that the sea-shell sings. But this babble and babel of voices pleases me better especially since my legs went on a strike, for although I can't walk, you see I still mix with the throng, so I suffer no loss.
In the woods a man must be all hands and feet. I like the folks, the plain, ignorant unpretentious folks ; and the youngsters that come and slide on my cellar door do not di...sturb me a bit. I 'm different from Carlyle — you know he had a noise-proof room where he locked him- self in. Now when a huckster goes by, crying his wares I open the blinds, and often wrangle with the fellow over the price of things. But the rogues have got into a way lately of leaving truck for me 186 TQbitman and refusing pay. To-day an Irishman passed in three quarts of berries and walked off pretending to be mad because I offered to pay. When he was gone, I beckoned to the babies over the way — they came over and we had a feast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No man loves the woods more than I — I was born within sound of the sea— down on Long Island and I know all the songs that the sea-shell sings. But this babble and babel of voices pleases me better especially since my legs went on a strike, for although I can't walk, you see I still mix with the throng, so I suffer no loss.
In the woods a man must be all hands and feet. I like the folks, the plain, ignorant unpretentious folks ; and the youngsters that come and slide on my cellar door do not di...sturb me a bit. I 'm different from Carlyle — you know he had a noise-proof room where he locked him- self in. Now when a huckster goes by, crying his wares I open the blinds, and often wrangle with the fellow over the price of things. But the rogues have got into a way lately of leaving truck for me 186 TQbitman and refusing pay. To-day an Irishman passed in three quarts of berries and walked off pretending to be mad because I offered to pay. When he was gone, I beckoned to the babies over the way — they came over and we had a feast.
What to read after Walt Whitman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hubbard Elbert to read onlineMoreLess
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