Harper's Young People, June 22, 1880
Harper's Young People, June 22, 1880
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Never lend your bicycle.
Always clean and adjust it yourself. If it gets broken, send it to nonebut a first-class machinist for repairs.
[Illustration: FIRST GRAND MEET OF AMERICAN WHEELMEN. --DRAWN BY W. P. SNYDER. ] THE PIG'S PENNY.
BY W. O. STODDARD.
It was the pig did it.
The bigger that pig grew, the more he squealed, and the less he seemedto like his pen.
Ben knew it, but for all that he wondered how it came to pass that heshould find that pig in the village street, half way down to the t...avern.
"Out of the pen into the barn-yard, and out of that into the street whenthe gate was open. Won't I have a time getting him home!" There was little doubt of that, for the pig felt that it was his duty toroot as he went, and he refused to walk quietly past any goodopportunity to thrust his snub-nose into something.
Ben worked, and so did the pig.
"Hullo! What's that?" The pig had turned up a clod of earth with something sticking on it, andBen sprang forward to pick it up.
"It's a cent!" It was round; it was made of copper; it was a coin of some kind; but itwas black and grimy, and Ben rubbed hard to clean it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Never lend your bicycle.
Always clean and adjust it yourself. If it gets broken, send it to nonebut a first-class machinist for repairs.
[Illustration: FIRST GRAND MEET OF AMERICAN WHEELMEN. --DRAWN BY W. P. SNYDER. ] THE PIG'S PENNY.
BY W. O. STODDARD.
It was the pig did it.
The bigger that pig grew, the more he squealed, and the less he seemedto like his pen.
Ben knew it, but for all that he wondered how it came to pass that heshould find that pig in the village street, half way down to the t...avern.
"Out of the pen into the barn-yard, and out of that into the street whenthe gate was open. Won't I have a time getting him home!" There was little doubt of that, for the pig felt that it was his duty toroot as he went, and he refused to walk quietly past any goodopportunity to thrust his snub-nose into something.
Ben worked, and so did the pig.
"Hullo! What's that?" The pig had turned up a clod of earth with something sticking on it, andBen sprang forward to pick it up.
"It's a cent!" It was round; it was made of copper; it was a coin of some kind; but itwas black and grimy, and Ben rubbed hard to clean it.
What to read after Harper's Young People, June 22, 1880?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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