The Ballad of Lucy Whipple
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He was a big man, tall and bulky, dressed in rusty black linsey-woolsey and a wide-brimmed black hat. He rode into town on a mule so small that Clyde's enormous square-toed boots dragged in the mud. I thought Clyde could more easily carry that mule than the mule carry Clyde.
I first saw him from the boarding house porch, where the broom and I were engaged in our constant war against mud.
"Young lady," he boomed as though calling in a canyon, "where is the town of Lucky Diggins?" "This is it," I ...said.
"The rest of it, I mean." "This is all." "All? This little place?" Surprised, I looked around. California was now one of the great United States of America, and Lucky Diggins was booming. The town boasted Mr. Scatter's saloon and a new drinking place opened by a gambler called Poker John Lewis, a general store of wood as well as the boarding house with a real porch, the smithy, the card parlor, a supply store with picks and axeheads and shovels, a restaurant that served flapjacks, beans, and bacon, and ten or so cabins and tents in town and maybe fifty more stretched up and down the river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a big man, tall and bulky, dressed in rusty black linsey-woolsey and a wide-brimmed black hat. He rode into town on a mule so small that Clyde's enormous square-toed boots dragged in the mud. I thought Clyde could more easily carry that mule than the mule carry Clyde.
I first saw him from the boarding house porch, where the broom and I were engaged in our constant war against mud.
"Young lady," he boomed as though calling in a canyon, "where is the town of Lucky Diggins?" "This is it," I ...said.
"The rest of it, I mean." "This is all." "All? This little place?" Surprised, I looked around. California was now one of the great United States of America, and Lucky Diggins was booming. The town boasted Mr. Scatter's saloon and a new drinking place opened by a gambler called Poker John Lewis, a general store of wood as well as the boarding house with a real porch, the smithy, the card parlor, a supply store with picks and axeheads and shovels, a restaurant that served flapjacks, beans, and bacon, and ten or so cabins and tents in town and maybe fifty more stretched up and down the river.
What to read after The Ballad of Lucy Whipple?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karen Cushman to read onlineMoreLess
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