Wolfville
Wolfville
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From the noise, I allows mebby it's Mexican ; which Greasers usual puts up a heap of singin* an* scuf- flin' an' talkin* in everythin' from monte to a bull-fight.
"'Once I'm in, I notes it ain't Mexicans an' it ain't monte. Good folks though, I sees that ; an* as a passel of 'em near the door looks shocked at the sight of me, I'm too bashful to break out ag'in, but sorter aiges into the nearest seat an' stands pat* 220 Wolfvillc, " * I can tell the outfit figgers on me raisin* the long yell an'... stampedin* 'round to make trouble ; so I thinks to myse'f I'll fool 'em up a lot. I jest won't say a word. So I sets silent as a coyote at noon ; an' after awhile the sharp who's dealin* for 'em goes on with them petitions I in- terrupts as I comes bulgin' in.
" * Their range-boss says one thing I remem- bers. It's about castin* your bread upon the waters. He allows you'll get it ag'in an' a band of mavericks with it. It's playin' white chips to win blues ; that's what this sharp says.
" ' It shorely strikes me as easy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From the noise, I allows mebby it's Mexican ; which Greasers usual puts up a heap of singin* an* scuf- flin' an' talkin* in everythin' from monte to a bull-fight.
"'Once I'm in, I notes it ain't Mexicans an' it ain't monte. Good folks though, I sees that ; an* as a passel of 'em near the door looks shocked at the sight of me, I'm too bashful to break out ag'in, but sorter aiges into the nearest seat an' stands pat* 220 Wolfvillc, " * I can tell the outfit figgers on me raisin* the long yell an'... stampedin* 'round to make trouble ; so I thinks to myse'f I'll fool 'em up a lot. I jest won't say a word. So I sets silent as a coyote at noon ; an' after awhile the sharp who's dealin* for 'em goes on with them petitions I in- terrupts as I comes bulgin' in.
" * Their range-boss says one thing I remem- bers. It's about castin* your bread upon the waters. He allows you'll get it ag'in an' a band of mavericks with it. It's playin' white chips to win blues ; that's what this sharp says.
" ' It shorely strikes me as easy.
What to read after Wolfville?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis Alfred Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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