What Might Have Been Expected
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The load was not a very heavy one, and there were two horses and twomules--a pretty strong team.
Polly did very well. She was now harnessed with Grits in the lead; andshe pulled along bravely. But it was slow work, compared to the livelyride over the snow. The boys and the men trudged through the mud, by theside of the sled, and, looking at it in the best possible light, it wasa very dull way to haul wood. The boys agreed that after this trip theywould be very careful not to go on another mud-s...ledding expedition.
But soon they came to a long hill, and, going down this, the team beganto trot, and Harry and Tom and one or two of the men jumped on the edgesof the sled, outside of the load, holding on to the poles. Then Grits, the big mule, began to run, and Gregory couldn't hold him in, and oldSelim and thin Hector and little Polly all struck out on a gallop, andaway they went, bumping and thumping down the hill.
And then stick after stick, two sticks, six sticks, a dozen sticks at atime, slipped out behind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The load was not a very heavy one, and there were two horses and twomules--a pretty strong team.
Polly did very well. She was now harnessed with Grits in the lead; andshe pulled along bravely. But it was slow work, compared to the livelyride over the snow. The boys and the men trudged through the mud, by theside of the sled, and, looking at it in the best possible light, it wasa very dull way to haul wood. The boys agreed that after this trip theywould be very careful not to go on another mud-s...ledding expedition.
But soon they came to a long hill, and, going down this, the team beganto trot, and Harry and Tom and one or two of the men jumped on the edgesof the sled, outside of the load, holding on to the poles. Then Grits, the big mule, began to run, and Gregory couldn't hold him in, and oldSelim and thin Hector and little Polly all struck out on a gallop, andaway they went, bumping and thumping down the hill.
And then stick after stick, two sticks, six sticks, a dozen sticks at atime, slipped out behind.
What to read after What Might Have Been Expected?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stockton, Frank Richard, 1834-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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