Under the Redwoods
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" The Editor turned quickly. His foreman was standing behind him, and hadevidently noticed the whole incident.
"It's what I allus said, " continued the man. "That boy and that Injinare thick as thieves. Ye can't see one without the other--and they'vegot their little tricks and signals by which they follow each other. T'other day when you was kalkilatin' Li Tee was doin' your errands Itracked him out on the marsh, just by followin' that ornery, pizenous dog o' Jim's. There was the whole caboodle... of 'em--includingJim--campin' out, and eatin' raw fish that Jim had ketched, and greenstuff they had both sneaked outer Johnson's garden. Mrs. Martin may TAKEhim, but she won't keep him long while Jim's round. What makes Li follerthat blamed old Injin soaker, and what makes Jim, who, at least, is a'Merican, take up with a furrin' heathen, just gets me. " The Editor did not reply. He had heard something of this before. Yet, after all, why should not these equal outcasts of civilization clingtogether!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The Editor turned quickly. His foreman was standing behind him, and hadevidently noticed the whole incident.
"It's what I allus said, " continued the man. "That boy and that Injinare thick as thieves. Ye can't see one without the other--and they'vegot their little tricks and signals by which they follow each other. T'other day when you was kalkilatin' Li Tee was doin' your errands Itracked him out on the marsh, just by followin' that ornery, pizenous dog o' Jim's. There was the whole caboodle... of 'em--includingJim--campin' out, and eatin' raw fish that Jim had ketched, and greenstuff they had both sneaked outer Johnson's garden. Mrs. Martin may TAKEhim, but she won't keep him long while Jim's round. What makes Li follerthat blamed old Injin soaker, and what makes Jim, who, at least, is a'Merican, take up with a furrin' heathen, just gets me. " The Editor did not reply. He had heard something of this before. Yet, after all, why should not these equal outcasts of civilization clingtogether!
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harte, Bret, 1836-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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