Chap Books And Folk Lore Tracts volume 1
Chap Books And Folk Lore Tracts volume 1
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He taking it went his way ; so coming to the farmer's house, the master was in the barn, and two men a thrashing. Said Tom, I am come for a buttle of straw. Tom, said the master, take as much as thou canst carry. He laid down his cart rope, and began to make his buttle ; but said they, Tom, thy rope is to short, and jeer'd poor Tom, but he fitted the man well for 4 The Pleasant History of it : for he made his buttle, and when he had made it, there was supposed to be a load of straw in it, of tw...o thousand weight. But said they, what a great fool art thou, thou canst not carry the tith on't ? but Tom took the buttle and flung it on his shoulder, and made no more of it then we do of an hundred weight, to the great admiration of master and men.
Tom Hic-ka-thrift's strength being known in the town, then they would not let him any longer lie basking by the fire in the chimney corner, every one would be hiring him to work j they seeing him to have so much strength, told him that it was a shame for him to live such a lazy course of life, and to lie idle day after day, as he did.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He taking it went his way ; so coming to the farmer's house, the master was in the barn, and two men a thrashing. Said Tom, I am come for a buttle of straw. Tom, said the master, take as much as thou canst carry. He laid down his cart rope, and began to make his buttle ; but said they, Tom, thy rope is to short, and jeer'd poor Tom, but he fitted the man well for 4 The Pleasant History of it : for he made his buttle, and when he had made it, there was supposed to be a load of straw in it, of tw...o thousand weight. But said they, what a great fool art thou, thou canst not carry the tith on't ? but Tom took the buttle and flung it on his shoulder, and made no more of it then we do of an hundred weight, to the great admiration of master and men.
Tom Hic-ka-thrift's strength being known in the town, then they would not let him any longer lie basking by the fire in the chimney corner, every one would be hiring him to work j they seeing him to have so much strength, told him that it was a shame for him to live such a lazy course of life, and to lie idle day after day, as he did.
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