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Hamlin Garland
Prairie Folks
Hamlin Garland
Uncle Ethan had a theory that a man's character could be told by the way he sat in a wagon seat. "A mean man sets right plumb in the middle o' the seat, as much as to say, 'Walk, gol darn yeh, who cares?' But a man that sets in one corner o' the seat, much as to say, 'Jump in-cheaper t' ride 'n to walk,' you can jest tie to." Uncle Ripley was prejudiced in favor of the stranger, therefore, before he came opposite the potato patch, where the old man was "bugging his vines."
Media | Books Paperback Book (Book with soft cover and glued back) |
Released | December 1, 2007 |
ISBN13 | 9781421896465 |
Publishers | 1st World Library - Literary Society |
Pages | 216 |
Dimensions | 140 × 216 × 12 mm · 281 g |
Language | English |
Contributor | 1st World Publishing |
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