Queechy
Queechy
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"Never, certainly, " said Fleda with a most involuntary smile.
"I never did, " said Barby. "They beat all, for bigness and goodnessboth. I can't keep 'em together. There's thousands of 'em, and I mean tomake Philetus eat 'em for supper--such potatoes and milk is good enoughfor him, or anybody. The cow has gained on her milk wonderful, Fleda, since she begun to have them roots fed out to her. " "Which cow?" said Fleda.
"Which cow?--why--the blue cow--there ain't none of the others that'sgiving a...ny, to speak of, " said Barby looking at her. "Don't you know, --thecow you said them carrots should be kept for?" Fleda half laughed, as there began to rise up before her the variousmagazines of vegetables, grain, hay, and fodder, that for many weeks hadbeen deliciously distant from her imagination.
"I made butter for four weeks, I guess, after you went away, " Barby wenton;--"just come in here and see--and the carrots makes it as yellow andsweet as June--I churned as long as I had anything to churn, and longer;and now we live on cream--you can make some cheesecakes just as soon asyou're a mind to, --see!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Never, certainly, " said Fleda with a most involuntary smile.
"I never did, " said Barby. "They beat all, for bigness and goodnessboth. I can't keep 'em together. There's thousands of 'em, and I mean tomake Philetus eat 'em for supper--such potatoes and milk is good enoughfor him, or anybody. The cow has gained on her milk wonderful, Fleda, since she begun to have them roots fed out to her. " "Which cow?" said Fleda.
"Which cow?--why--the blue cow--there ain't none of the others that'sgiving a...ny, to speak of, " said Barby looking at her. "Don't you know, --thecow you said them carrots should be kept for?" Fleda half laughed, as there began to rise up before her the variousmagazines of vegetables, grain, hay, and fodder, that for many weeks hadbeen deliciously distant from her imagination.
"I made butter for four weeks, I guess, after you went away, " Barby wenton;--"just come in here and see--and the carrots makes it as yellow andsweet as June--I churned as long as I had anything to churn, and longer;and now we live on cream--you can make some cheesecakes just as soon asyou're a mind to, --see!
What to read after Queechy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Wetherell to read onlineMoreLess
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