Stork's Nest
Stork's Nest
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Hicky Price stared after the splashing horse and remarked : " I've been glad a many time to see comp'ny depart; departures has been some of the brightest spots in my dark-colored jeans of I20 STORK'S NEST existence. But I don't know as I ever see a comp- any go with a more freer uprisin' of the soul than now. Why that thar Silas Stork acts on me like medicine which a man takes by mistake, meanin' to build hisself up, but instead, runs hisself down." "Which medicine is that, Mr. Price?" de- mand...ed Jim with sudden interest.
" I'm sorry for yous, Ben," Hicky pursued, wrapped up in his theme, " to be hired to that ole rhinocerus — a tougher figger of speech I can't devise. But le's say no more. iThe only satis- ^9 faction you kin get out 'f some folks is not to think ' ^^ - of 'em a-tall."| ^7\ ^ Mrs. Price prepared a generous basket to which iVjr the lunch in the floating house added some dain- ties. The party of five were soon speeding up the stream which by courtesy went by the name of Grand River.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hicky Price stared after the splashing horse and remarked : " I've been glad a many time to see comp'ny depart; departures has been some of the brightest spots in my dark-colored jeans of I20 STORK'S NEST existence. But I don't know as I ever see a comp- any go with a more freer uprisin' of the soul than now. Why that thar Silas Stork acts on me like medicine which a man takes by mistake, meanin' to build hisself up, but instead, runs hisself down." "Which medicine is that, Mr. Price?" de- mand...ed Jim with sudden interest.
" I'm sorry for yous, Ben," Hicky pursued, wrapped up in his theme, " to be hired to that ole rhinocerus — a tougher figger of speech I can't devise. But le's say no more. iThe only satis- ^9 faction you kin get out 'f some folks is not to think ' ^^ - of 'em a-tall."| ^7\ ^ Mrs. Price prepared a generous basket to which iVjr the lunch in the floating house added some dain- ties. The party of five were soon speeding up the stream which by courtesy went by the name of Grand River.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis, J. Breckenridge (John Breckenridge), B. 1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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