To the Highest Bidder
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But I — I am willing to do it, if I can sell my work for twelve hundred dollars." " Whew ! " ejaculated Mr. Bellows.
The Highest Bidder 103 " It sounds like a lot of money, I know," Barbara went on ; " but it is four years' service at twenty- five dollars a month. I want it all at once. Then I can pay the mortgage on our farm, and keep it." " Huh ! " commented Mr. Bellows explosively.
" I could lease the farm while I was working, and it would bring in enough money to take care of Jimmy." Her fa...ce clouded swiftly at the thought of the possible separation.
" Wall, I don't know of anybody who'd be willin' to pay down any twelve hundred dollars spot cash for a hired girl," objected Mr. Bellows. " Y' couldn't get nobody to bid on a proposition like that. Y' might " — the man hesitated, then went on harshly, " y' might up an' die, or " " A man on the farm next to ours paid three hun- dred dollars for a horse, and it died the next week," Barbara said quietly. " Then he bought another.
He had to have a horse." " Well, he owned it for good an' all, an' you " " I'll work four years — or five for the money," said Barbara steadily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I — I am willing to do it, if I can sell my work for twelve hundred dollars." " Whew ! " ejaculated Mr. Bellows.
The Highest Bidder 103 " It sounds like a lot of money, I know," Barbara went on ; " but it is four years' service at twenty- five dollars a month. I want it all at once. Then I can pay the mortgage on our farm, and keep it." " Huh ! " commented Mr. Bellows explosively.
" I could lease the farm while I was working, and it would bring in enough money to take care of Jimmy." Her fa...ce clouded swiftly at the thought of the possible separation.
" Wall, I don't know of anybody who'd be willin' to pay down any twelve hundred dollars spot cash for a hired girl," objected Mr. Bellows. " Y' couldn't get nobody to bid on a proposition like that. Y' might " — the man hesitated, then went on harshly, " y' might up an' die, or " " A man on the farm next to ours paid three hun- dred dollars for a horse, and it died the next week," Barbara said quietly. " Then he bought another.
He had to have a horse." " Well, he owned it for good an' all, an' you " " I'll work four years — or five for the money," said Barbara steadily.
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