White Butterflies And Other Stories
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"Very nice," he 190 White Butterflies.
repeated; "but, like everything else, Solly, it costs money." "How much would you charge me for the piece o' wood lot?" demanded Solly, with more manliness in his tone than Mr. Murchison had imagined that he pos- sessed.
"Oh, I wouldn't be hard on you, Solly. I'm glad to see you're tryin' to do something for yourself. Well, call it twenty dollars, and you can pay me for it as you can work it." "That's all I've got, sir," said Solly, but without any of his ...old hang-dog expression. "I ain't got no cash, but I can work it out. I'm obleeged to you, Mr. Murchi- son — very much obleeged." "I'll have the deed made out right away," said the old man, half facetiously. His heart was touched by Solly's look and tone.
"I'm sure I'm obleeged to you!" cried Solly, with real enthusiasm.
"And you want to begin pretty soon?" inquired Mr.
Murchison, waiving Solly's thanks, kindly.
"I'm goin' to begin to-morrer, Mr. Murchison," he answered, decidedly. "It's Saturday, an' Alfid can help me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Very nice," he 190 White Butterflies.
repeated; "but, like everything else, Solly, it costs money." "How much would you charge me for the piece o' wood lot?" demanded Solly, with more manliness in his tone than Mr. Murchison had imagined that he pos- sessed.
"Oh, I wouldn't be hard on you, Solly. I'm glad to see you're tryin' to do something for yourself. Well, call it twenty dollars, and you can pay me for it as you can work it." "That's all I've got, sir," said Solly, but without any of his ...old hang-dog expression. "I ain't got no cash, but I can work it out. I'm obleeged to you, Mr. Murchi- son — very much obleeged." "I'll have the deed made out right away," said the old man, half facetiously. His heart was touched by Solly's look and tone.
"I'm sure I'm obleeged to you!" cried Solly, with real enthusiasm.
"And you want to begin pretty soon?" inquired Mr.
Murchison, waiving Solly's thanks, kindly.
"I'm goin' to begin to-morrer, Mr. Murchison," he answered, decidedly. "It's Saturday, an' Alfid can help me.
What to read after White Butterflies And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Upson Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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