The Dune Country
The Dune Country
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It was a rough gnarled hand which carefully put the glass jar back into its place after it was shown, but it was a tender and beautiful thought that kept it there.
The old man is now seventy-six. He says that sometimes he is only about thirty, and at other times he is over a hundred — it all depends on the weather and the condition of his rheumatism.
[207] Digitized by Google THE DUNE COUNTRY "When I git up in the mornin'," said he, "I first find out how my rheumatism is, then I take a look at ...the weather, an' figger out what kind of a day it's goin' to be. If it's goin' to rain I let 'er rain, an' if it ain't, all well an' good. Business is pretty slow when it rains, an' when its ten or fifteen below in the winter, they ain't no business at all. When it gits like that I hole up like a woodchuck, an' set in the back part o' the store in my high-chair, an' make poetry an' read. I don't like to do too much readin', fer readin' rots the mind, an' I'd rather be waitin' on people com- in' in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a rough gnarled hand which carefully put the glass jar back into its place after it was shown, but it was a tender and beautiful thought that kept it there.
The old man is now seventy-six. He says that sometimes he is only about thirty, and at other times he is over a hundred — it all depends on the weather and the condition of his rheumatism.
[207] Digitized by Google THE DUNE COUNTRY "When I git up in the mornin'," said he, "I first find out how my rheumatism is, then I take a look at ...the weather, an' figger out what kind of a day it's goin' to be. If it's goin' to rain I let 'er rain, an' if it ain't, all well an' good. Business is pretty slow when it rains, an' when its ten or fifteen below in the winter, they ain't no business at all. When it gits like that I hole up like a woodchuck, an' set in the back part o' the store in my high-chair, an' make poetry an' read. I don't like to do too much readin', fer readin' rots the mind, an' I'd rather be waitin' on people com- in' in.
What to read after The Dune Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Earl Howell Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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