Teddy And Carrots, Two Merchants of Newspaper Row
Teddy And Carrots, Two Merchants of Newspaper Row
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I THE PRODIGAL'S RETURN. 119 was through breakfast, an' all hands went outdoors.
Why, look here, Teddy ; it was n't daylight, an' I 'd been up as much as three-quarters of an hour! The farmer asked me if I could feed the calf. I told him if the calf did n't get any more to eat than I had since I 'd been there, I could feed him an' not half try. That made him kind er mad; but he didn't say much, an' showed me how to go to work. If I had to feed that calf for a week, I wouldn't have more'n one ha...nd left, an' not the whole of that." " I know what it is," Teddy said, sympathetically.
" Well, what else did you do } " " Little of 'most everything, till it seemed as if my legs an' arms would drop off. Got somethin' to eat at dinner, though, an' that helped along; but when I turned in last night — say, Teddy, I allers wanted to know what a bed was like; but when you tell 'bout gettin' comfort out er a blanket stretched over a lot of ropes, why, I ain't in it at all ! When I went up-stairs last night it seemed as if I was goin' all to pieces, an' I thought of you jest as snug in here as a bug, takin' your comfort countin' the money ; an' I says to myself, ' The farm 's no place for me, if my name is Carrots, so I '11 take a sneak.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I THE PRODIGAL'S RETURN. 119 was through breakfast, an' all hands went outdoors.
Why, look here, Teddy ; it was n't daylight, an' I 'd been up as much as three-quarters of an hour! The farmer asked me if I could feed the calf. I told him if the calf did n't get any more to eat than I had since I 'd been there, I could feed him an' not half try. That made him kind er mad; but he didn't say much, an' showed me how to go to work. If I had to feed that calf for a week, I wouldn't have more'n one ha...nd left, an' not the whole of that." " I know what it is," Teddy said, sympathetically.
" Well, what else did you do } " " Little of 'most everything, till it seemed as if my legs an' arms would drop off. Got somethin' to eat at dinner, though, an' that helped along; but when I turned in last night — say, Teddy, I allers wanted to know what a bed was like; but when you tell 'bout gettin' comfort out er a blanket stretched over a lot of ropes, why, I ain't in it at all ! When I went up-stairs last night it seemed as if I was goin' all to pieces, an' I thought of you jest as snug in here as a bug, takin' your comfort countin' the money ; an' I says to myself, ' The farm 's no place for me, if my name is Carrots, so I '11 take a sneak.
What to read after Teddy And Carrots, Two Merchants of Newspaper Row?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Otis James to read onlineMoreLess
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