We Discover the Old Dominion
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You choose a house where you want to eat and I'll go in and arrange it. " With a promptness that was disconcerting he picked out the one we were going by. It was a pretty little house but he gave me no chance to pre- pare a speech. An old man came down the path with that detached look in his eyes which took small interest in food. He might have been a bride- groom, and he shook his head when I importuned him.
1 You're hyar with your w'ite dawg, and I'm hyar with my black dawg. We live alone, le...adin' a dawg's life, so I cain't give you nothin' decent. " " Couldn't you manage six eggs? " I pressed, as though he were a prize hen.
But he couldn't. He could only advise us to go on to the big farm house where they would do the right thing by folks that were hungry. I suppose W was looking back at me but I kept my eyes concentrated on the view the isinglass windows WE FIGURE LARGELY AS A CIRCUS afforded. His appearance is excellent, but there is no use in staring at the man all the time.
I had my speech ready at the next house it was something about strangers and kindness of the road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You choose a house where you want to eat and I'll go in and arrange it. " With a promptness that was disconcerting he picked out the one we were going by. It was a pretty little house but he gave me no chance to pre- pare a speech. An old man came down the path with that detached look in his eyes which took small interest in food. He might have been a bride- groom, and he shook his head when I importuned him.
1 You're hyar with your w'ite dawg, and I'm hyar with my black dawg. We live alone, le...adin' a dawg's life, so I cain't give you nothin' decent. " " Couldn't you manage six eggs? " I pressed, as though he were a prize hen.
But he couldn't. He could only advise us to go on to the big farm house where they would do the right thing by folks that were hungry. I suppose W was looking back at me but I kept my eyes concentrated on the view the isinglass windows WE FIGURE LARGELY AS A CIRCUS afforded. His appearance is excellent, but there is no use in staring at the man all the time.
I had my speech ready at the next house it was something about strangers and kindness of the road.
What to read after We Discover the Old Dominion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louise Closser Hale to read onlineMoreLess
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