A Line Storm Song
A Line Storm Song
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Will you not take some?" How his face changed! How his jaw fell! " Could n't take 'em. We use mostly old hens! Morn- ing, Madam. " I step into a Boston provision-store when eggs are the highest, and inquire the present price per dozen. "Fifty-five cents, madam; how many will you take?" "Oh, I want to sett a large number of the very best, and perfectly fresh; how much do you pay?" "Not more than thirty cents and have reg- ular supplies coming in all the time, so can do nothing with yours. " I so...ld large boxes of eggs to New York friends, but that never paid. I've traded the best eggs for groceries, but the grocer always got the best of. The bargain at both ends.
How can any one make anything on vegetables unless raised in a hothouse? Rhubarb sells in all the neighboring towns at a cent a pound, and they want fifty pounds at a time; they sell at three cents a bunch.
The finest of sweet corn I could get only eight cents a dozen ears! Better to give it away right out.
I did once get up quite a vogue for my beans in West Dedway, and while driving through town an upper window was raised hastily, and a woman shouted, "Are you the woman that sells beans?" My spirits rose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Will you not take some?" How his face changed! How his jaw fell! " Could n't take 'em. We use mostly old hens! Morn- ing, Madam. " I step into a Boston provision-store when eggs are the highest, and inquire the present price per dozen. "Fifty-five cents, madam; how many will you take?" "Oh, I want to sett a large number of the very best, and perfectly fresh; how much do you pay?" "Not more than thirty cents and have reg- ular supplies coming in all the time, so can do nothing with yours. " I so...ld large boxes of eggs to New York friends, but that never paid. I've traded the best eggs for groceries, but the grocer always got the best of. The bargain at both ends.
How can any one make anything on vegetables unless raised in a hothouse? Rhubarb sells in all the neighboring towns at a cent a pound, and they want fifty pounds at a time; they sell at three cents a bunch.
The finest of sweet corn I could get only eight cents a dozen ears! Better to give it away right out.
I did once get up quite a vogue for my beans in West Dedway, and while driving through town an upper window was raised hastily, and a woman shouted, "Are you the woman that sells beans?" My spirits rose.
What to read after A Line Storm Song?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frost Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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