An Old Dustys Story
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" I told him I thought that Hogg kept him because he was a boss sucker, and carried everything to his master. I want to say right here, Thompson, that a man is a damned fool who will take sides with a Mor- mon. He had better let them eat one another, for if he doesn't the chances are they will turn around and eat him. This cur told Hogg what I had said, and a few days after the carman and fireman became the best of friends. Hogg always keeps a few men of this kind around him. As long as they ob...ey him they can nearly do as they please. This same fireman had no business near a boiler, for night after night he would let his steam get too high or too low. He would fix a comfortable place to lie, then throw in a big fire and sleep until it burnt down and was awakened by the man below ringing for steam. The bell did not always awaken him and sometimes I would have to kick him several times before I would get him up. For months I did the firing rather than bother with him. I attended to the water for fear he would blow up a boiler.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I told him I thought that Hogg kept him because he was a boss sucker, and carried everything to his master. I want to say right here, Thompson, that a man is a damned fool who will take sides with a Mor- mon. He had better let them eat one another, for if he doesn't the chances are they will turn around and eat him. This cur told Hogg what I had said, and a few days after the carman and fireman became the best of friends. Hogg always keeps a few men of this kind around him. As long as they ob...ey him they can nearly do as they please. This same fireman had no business near a boiler, for night after night he would let his steam get too high or too low. He would fix a comfortable place to lie, then throw in a big fire and sleep until it burnt down and was awakened by the man below ringing for steam. The bell did not always awaken him and sometimes I would have to kick him several times before I would get him up. For months I did the firing rather than bother with him. I attended to the water for fear he would blow up a boiler.
What to read after An Old Dustys Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W O Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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