Bill Arp From the Uncivil War to Date 1861 1903
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Might as well try to raise good, healthy, vigorous colts in a stableyard. There is too much machinery about raising children now-a-days anyhow. The race is running out, and nothing but country life can save it. The old back-log is gone, and the big, open, friendly fire-place, and the cheerful, blazing family hearth; and now it is a hole in the floor, or iron pipes running around the walls. I reckon that is economy, but in my opinion a man can t improve the stock that way, nor keep it as good as... it was. The children will be picayunish and over-nice and sharp-featured and potty before and gimlety be hind. They won t do to bet on like those chaps brought up around a fire-place on a hundred-acre farm.
Eaisin children is the principal business of hu man life, and is about all that the majority of man kind are working for, though they don t know it. It is the excuse for all the mad rush of business that hurries us along. It is the apology for nearly all the cheating and stealing and lying in the land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Might as well try to raise good, healthy, vigorous colts in a stableyard. There is too much machinery about raising children now-a-days anyhow. The race is running out, and nothing but country life can save it. The old back-log is gone, and the big, open, friendly fire-place, and the cheerful, blazing family hearth; and now it is a hole in the floor, or iron pipes running around the walls. I reckon that is economy, but in my opinion a man can t improve the stock that way, nor keep it as good as... it was. The children will be picayunish and over-nice and sharp-featured and potty before and gimlety be hind. They won t do to bet on like those chaps brought up around a fire-place on a hundred-acre farm.
Eaisin children is the principal business of hu man life, and is about all that the majority of man kind are working for, though they don t know it. It is the excuse for all the mad rush of business that hurries us along. It is the apology for nearly all the cheating and stealing and lying in the land.
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