Keeping Up With Lizzie
Keeping Up With Lizzie
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Suddenly Dan started a ham war. He cutthe price of hams five cents a pound. Ham was one of our greatstaples, an' excitement ran high. Lizzie cut below him two cents apound. Dan cut the price again. Lizzie made no effort to meetthis competition. The price had gone below the wholesale rate byquite a margin. People thronged to Dan's emporium. Women stood onthe battle-field, their necks blanched with powder, their cheeksbearin' the red badge o' courage, an' every man you met had a hamin his hand. T...he Pettigrew wagon hurried hither an' thither loadedwith hams. Even the best friends of Sam an' Lizzie were seen inDan's store buyin' hams. They laid in a stock for all winter. Suddenly Dan quit an' restored his price to the old figure. Lizziecontinued to sell at the same price, an' was just as cheerful asever. She had won the fight, an' ye wouldn't think that anythingunusual had happened; but wait an' see.
"Every day boys an' girls were droppin' out o' the clouds an' goin'to work tryin' to keep up with Lizzie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Suddenly Dan started a ham war. He cutthe price of hams five cents a pound. Ham was one of our greatstaples, an' excitement ran high. Lizzie cut below him two cents apound. Dan cut the price again. Lizzie made no effort to meetthis competition. The price had gone below the wholesale rate byquite a margin. People thronged to Dan's emporium. Women stood onthe battle-field, their necks blanched with powder, their cheeksbearin' the red badge o' courage, an' every man you met had a hamin his hand. T...he Pettigrew wagon hurried hither an' thither loadedwith hams. Even the best friends of Sam an' Lizzie were seen inDan's store buyin' hams. They laid in a stock for all winter. Suddenly Dan quit an' restored his price to the old figure. Lizziecontinued to sell at the same price, an' was just as cheerful asever. She had won the fight, an' ye wouldn't think that anythingunusual had happened; but wait an' see.
"Every day boys an' girls were droppin' out o' the clouds an' goin'to work tryin' to keep up with Lizzie.
What to read after Keeping Up With Lizzie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bacheller, Irving, 1859-1950 to read onlineMoreLess
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