The Story of a Mine
The Story of a Mine
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Call him in, --he'll do!" Wiles opened the door a little impatiently, yet inquisitively, asDobbs passed. The man in bed called out, "Oh, stranger!" and, as Dobbsstopped, said, "Come yar. " Dobbs entered a little timidly, as was his habit with strangers.
"I don't know who you be--nor care, I reckon, " said the stranger. "Thisyer man"--pointing to Wiles--"is Wiles. I'm Josh Sibblee of Fresno, Member of Congress from the 4th Congressional District of Californy. I'm jist lying here, with a derringe...r into each hand, --jist lying herekivered up and holdin' in on'y to keep from blowin' the top o' thisd----d skunk's head off. I kinder feel I can't hold in any longer. WhatI want to say to ye, stranger, is that this yer skunk--which his nameis Wiles--hez bin tryin' his d--dest to get a bribe onto Josh, and Josh, outo respect for his constituents, is jist waitin' for some stranger towaltz in and stop the d--dest fight--" "But, my dear Mr. Sibblee, there must be some mistake, " said Wilesearnestly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Call him in, --he'll do!" Wiles opened the door a little impatiently, yet inquisitively, asDobbs passed. The man in bed called out, "Oh, stranger!" and, as Dobbsstopped, said, "Come yar. " Dobbs entered a little timidly, as was his habit with strangers.
"I don't know who you be--nor care, I reckon, " said the stranger. "Thisyer man"--pointing to Wiles--"is Wiles. I'm Josh Sibblee of Fresno, Member of Congress from the 4th Congressional District of Californy. I'm jist lying here, with a derringe...r into each hand, --jist lying herekivered up and holdin' in on'y to keep from blowin' the top o' thisd----d skunk's head off. I kinder feel I can't hold in any longer. WhatI want to say to ye, stranger, is that this yer skunk--which his nameis Wiles--hez bin tryin' his d--dest to get a bribe onto Josh, and Josh, outo respect for his constituents, is jist waitin' for some stranger towaltz in and stop the d--dest fight--" "But, my dear Mr. Sibblee, there must be some mistake, " said Wilesearnestly.
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