A Local Colorist
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Lawsey! To see them goin' out on one of their observin' trips — or observatories you might call 'em — was a sight for sore eyes. Long sticks with bags at the end made out o' moskeeter nettin', bottles and boxes and bags and I d'know S6 A NATURE CURE what-all hangin' to their belts. And they'd do the queerest things, runnin' all down the road, growed men and women, some of 'em real old too, after a little moth-miller, wavin' the muslin bags in the air like "an army with banners," as Scriptur' sa...ys. They'd squat in the mud and dig in it for things, they'd scrape bark off o' the trees and turn boards and stones over to see what was under 'em. They'd carry live, crawlin', hairy caterpillars 'round with 'em and raise 'em in their rooms, givin' 'em leaves and all kinds o' gardin sass for victuals. Oh, I never did!
Goin' along the Daytony road one time, along the river, I come on one o' 'em, an old woman.
She was stoopin' down to peek at a kind o' weed, a real common-lookin' thing with no blowth on it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lawsey! To see them goin' out on one of their observin' trips — or observatories you might call 'em — was a sight for sore eyes. Long sticks with bags at the end made out o' moskeeter nettin', bottles and boxes and bags and I d'know S6 A NATURE CURE what-all hangin' to their belts. And they'd do the queerest things, runnin' all down the road, growed men and women, some of 'em real old too, after a little moth-miller, wavin' the muslin bags in the air like "an army with banners," as Scriptur' sa...ys. They'd squat in the mud and dig in it for things, they'd scrape bark off o' the trees and turn boards and stones over to see what was under 'em. They'd carry live, crawlin', hairy caterpillars 'round with 'em and raise 'em in their rooms, givin' 'em leaves and all kinds o' gardin sass for victuals. Oh, I never did!
Goin' along the Daytony road one time, along the river, I come on one o' 'em, an old woman.
She was stoopin' down to peek at a kind o' weed, a real common-lookin' thing with no blowth on it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Slosson Annie Trumbull to read onlineMoreLess
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