Bildad Akers His book the Notions And Experiences of a Quaint Rural Philosophe
Bildad Akers His book the Notions And Experiences of a Quaint Rural Philosophe
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Write more, preechers and laymun, even ef you stir up hornets. And dont fergit the words of the Bible, 'out of the bundance of the hart the mouth speaketh, ' and it must be sed, 'the pen writeth. ' When thar's not much speakin' and ritin' thar's not much in the hart, that is, as a rool. I put in these last words for the benyfit of them peeple which the Lord never intended for 'em to say much, and who is purtiest when they says the least.
But afore I drap this subjeck I jest want to say this. Mo...st of the writin' thar is in the Ole Roily is did by the sirkut riders. Not as I am sayin' that some citty preechers aint all right, but it does seem to me that the feel hans, as you call em, is doin' the most work ef you jedge by the reports that comes in.
Craps is mity fine down in these parts. Lizy ANOTHER WONDERFUL LETTER. 145 was sayin' to me tother day that old Marster is mity good to childern and eejits. I got to thinkin' bout the fine craps this yeer and about the politi cal speekin's and convenshuns and lections and sich like, and I sez to Lizy, Lizy, ole Marster is mity good, to His peepul endurin' lection yeer with so many speekin's and fussin's and votin's and gineral rucuses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Write more, preechers and laymun, even ef you stir up hornets. And dont fergit the words of the Bible, 'out of the bundance of the hart the mouth speaketh, ' and it must be sed, 'the pen writeth. ' When thar's not much speakin' and ritin' thar's not much in the hart, that is, as a rool. I put in these last words for the benyfit of them peeple which the Lord never intended for 'em to say much, and who is purtiest when they says the least.
But afore I drap this subjeck I jest want to say this. Mo...st of the writin' thar is in the Ole Roily is did by the sirkut riders. Not as I am sayin' that some citty preechers aint all right, but it does seem to me that the feel hans, as you call em, is doin' the most work ef you jedge by the reports that comes in.
Craps is mity fine down in these parts. Lizy ANOTHER WONDERFUL LETTER. 145 was sayin' to me tother day that old Marster is mity good to childern and eejits. I got to thinkin' bout the fine craps this yeer and about the politi cal speekin's and convenshuns and lections and sich like, and I sez to Lizy, Lizy, ole Marster is mity good, to His peepul endurin' lection yeer with so many speekin's and fussin's and votin's and gineral rucuses.
What to read after Bildad Akers His book the Notions And Experiences of a Quaint Rural Philosophe?
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