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" And what did you say ? " he said, with a short laugh.
" I told him he need n't be Christopher Columbus to have discovered that." She turned with a laugh toward Jack, to be met by the word "shake," and an outstretched thin white hand which grasped her large red one with a frank, fraternal pressure.
"I didn't come to tell ye that," remarked Miss Bird as she sat down on a boulder, took ofif her yellow hat, and re- stacked her tawny mane under it, "but this: I reckoned I went to Sunday meetin' as... I ought ter. I kalkilated to hear considerable about ' Faith ' and ' Works, ' and sich, but I did n't reckon to hear all about you from the Lord's Prayer to the Doxology. You were in the special prayers ez a warnin', in the sermon ez a text; they picked out hymns to fit ye ! And always a drefful example and a visi- tation. And the rest o' the time it was all gabble, gabble by the brothers and sisters about you. I reckon, Mr. Ham- lin, that they know everything you ever did since you were knee-high to a grasshopper, and a good deal more than you ever thought of doin'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" And what did you say ? " he said, with a short laugh.
" I told him he need n't be Christopher Columbus to have discovered that." She turned with a laugh toward Jack, to be met by the word "shake," and an outstretched thin white hand which grasped her large red one with a frank, fraternal pressure.
"I didn't come to tell ye that," remarked Miss Bird as she sat down on a boulder, took ofif her yellow hat, and re- stacked her tawny mane under it, "but this: I reckoned I went to Sunday meetin' as... I ought ter. I kalkilated to hear considerable about ' Faith ' and ' Works, ' and sich, but I did n't reckon to hear all about you from the Lord's Prayer to the Doxology. You were in the special prayers ez a warnin', in the sermon ez a text; they picked out hymns to fit ye ! And always a drefful example and a visi- tation. And the rest o' the time it was all gabble, gabble by the brothers and sisters about you. I reckon, Mr. Ham- lin, that they know everything you ever did since you were knee-high to a grasshopper, and a good deal more than you ever thought of doin'.
What to read after Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harte, Bret, 1836-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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