Wayside Courtships
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Ain't it terrible! How is he?" asked an oldlady, peering at him as he passed.
On the porch stood Mrs. Welsh, supported by Ed Brann.
"She's all right, I tell you. He ain't hurt much, either; just stunned alittle, that's all. " "Maud! child!" cried the mother, as Maud appeared out of the crowd, followed by a bevy of girls.
"Mother, _I'm_ all right!" she said as gayly as she could, running intothe trembling arms outstretched toward her; "but, oh, poor Albert!" After they disappeared into the house... the crowd dispersed. Brann wentoff by way of the alley; he was not prepared to meet their questions;but he met his brother and several others in his store.
"Now, what in ---- you been up to?" was the fraternal greeting.
"Nothing. " "Welting a man on the head with a whip-stock ain't anything, hey?" "I didn't touch him. We was racing, and he run into the culvert. " "Hank says he saw you strike----" "He lies! I was strikin' the horse to make him break. " "Oh, yeh was!" sneered the older man. "Well, I hope you understand thatthis'll ruin us in this town.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ain't it terrible! How is he?" asked an oldlady, peering at him as he passed.
On the porch stood Mrs. Welsh, supported by Ed Brann.
"She's all right, I tell you. He ain't hurt much, either; just stunned alittle, that's all. " "Maud! child!" cried the mother, as Maud appeared out of the crowd, followed by a bevy of girls.
"Mother, _I'm_ all right!" she said as gayly as she could, running intothe trembling arms outstretched toward her; "but, oh, poor Albert!" After they disappeared into the house... the crowd dispersed. Brann wentoff by way of the alley; he was not prepared to meet their questions;but he met his brother and several others in his store.
"Now, what in ---- you been up to?" was the fraternal greeting.
"Nothing. " "Welting a man on the head with a whip-stock ain't anything, hey?" "I didn't touch him. We was racing, and he run into the culvert. " "Hank says he saw you strike----" "He lies! I was strikin' the horse to make him break. " "Oh, yeh was!" sneered the older man. "Well, I hope you understand thatthis'll ruin us in this town.
What to read after Wayside Courtships?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garland Hamlin to read onlineMoreLess
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