The Farmer's Boy
The Farmer's Boy
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Those red, full - skinned tro- phies fairly melt- ed in the boy's mouth. He liked them better than green apples.
The ' potatoes were the hardest things to manage of all the garden vegetables he was sent out to gather for dinner. His folks had an idea that you could dig into the sides of. the hills and pull out the big potatoes, and then cover up and let the rest keep on growing; but when the boy tried this and had done with a hill, he had to acknowledge that it didn't look as if it would ever a...mount to much after- ward.
The sweet-corn stalks from which the ears were picked had to Potato-bugging, Digitized by Google AUTUMN.
79 be cut from time to time and fed to the cows. It was this thin- ning out of the corn, as much as the withering of the pea and cucumber vines and irregular digging of the potatoes, that gave the garden its early forlornness.
By August the pasture grass had been cropped short by the cows, and the drier slopes had withered into brown. Thenceforth it was deemed necessary to furnish the cows extra feed from other sources of supply.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those red, full - skinned tro- phies fairly melt- ed in the boy's mouth. He liked them better than green apples.
The ' potatoes were the hardest things to manage of all the garden vegetables he was sent out to gather for dinner. His folks had an idea that you could dig into the sides of. the hills and pull out the big potatoes, and then cover up and let the rest keep on growing; but when the boy tried this and had done with a hill, he had to acknowledge that it didn't look as if it would ever a...mount to much after- ward.
The sweet-corn stalks from which the ears were picked had to Potato-bugging, Digitized by Google AUTUMN.
79 be cut from time to time and fed to the cows. It was this thin- ning out of the corn, as much as the withering of the pea and cucumber vines and irregular digging of the potatoes, that gave the garden its early forlornness.
By August the pasture grass had been cropped short by the cows, and the drier slopes had withered into brown. Thenceforth it was deemed necessary to furnish the cows extra feed from other sources of supply.
What to read after The Farmer's Boy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson, Clifton, 1865-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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