The Copperhead
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) MRS. MANNING. Why Colonel Hardy so import- antly? He isn't on the board.
PHILIP. But as president of the village he ap- points the board and the majority will want to please him. Politics every time.
SHANKS. Hardy Hardy's a stiff-necked feller allers was.
MRS. MANNING. Don't you like Colonel Hardy, Mr. Shanks?
SHANKS. I do but Hardy ain't very friendly.
PHILIP. Then all the more reason for us to see him.
MRS. MANNING. Do you think he'd favor Mrs. Simpson for the place ?
SHANKS. Well, you see ...she's a widder and her father's a Grand Army man Hardy's a Grand Army man, too.
PHILIP. That's so.
THE COPPERHEAD 57 MRS. MANNING. Her old father's one of my ob- jections to Mrs. Simpson. I'm a great believer in heredity myself.
SHANKS. We got a little heredity ourselves. Ma- deline's Uncle Joey was in Hardy's company. Ef he'd a lived he'd a been a Gran' Army hisself.
PHILIP. That's a good point for Hardy.
SHANKS. Oh, he ain't forgot it. Hardy ain't the forgettin' kind. (Consults watch. ) I hope you'll excuse me ; I got ter meet a man at the train.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) MRS. MANNING. Why Colonel Hardy so import- antly? He isn't on the board.
PHILIP. But as president of the village he ap- points the board and the majority will want to please him. Politics every time.
SHANKS. Hardy Hardy's a stiff-necked feller allers was.
MRS. MANNING. Don't you like Colonel Hardy, Mr. Shanks?
SHANKS. I do but Hardy ain't very friendly.
PHILIP. Then all the more reason for us to see him.
MRS. MANNING. Do you think he'd favor Mrs. Simpson for the place ?
SHANKS. Well, you see ...she's a widder and her father's a Grand Army man Hardy's a Grand Army man, too.
PHILIP. That's so.
THE COPPERHEAD 57 MRS. MANNING. Her old father's one of my ob- jections to Mrs. Simpson. I'm a great believer in heredity myself.
SHANKS. We got a little heredity ourselves. Ma- deline's Uncle Joey was in Hardy's company. Ef he'd a lived he'd a been a Gran' Army hisself.
PHILIP. That's a good point for Hardy.
SHANKS. Oh, he ain't forgot it. Hardy ain't the forgettin' kind. (Consults watch. ) I hope you'll excuse me ; I got ter meet a man at the train.
What to read after The Copperhead?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas, Augustus, 1857-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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