2009, ISBN: 9781150063923

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General Books publication date: 2009Original publication date: 1876Original Publisher: J.M. Stoddart Subjects: Fiction / GeneralFiction / HumorousFiction / LiteraryHumor / GeneralJuvenile Fiction / Humorous StoriesLiterary Criticism / American / General Notes: This is a black and white OCR reprint of the original. It has no illustrations and there may be typos or missing text. When you buy the General Books edition of this book you get free trial General Books publication date: 2009Original publication date: 1876Original Publisher: J.M. Stoddart Subjects: Fiction / GeneralFiction / HumorousFiction / LiteraryHumor / GeneralJuvenile Fiction / Humorous StoriesLiterary Criticism / American / General Notes: This is a black and white OCR reprint of the original. It has no illustrations and there may be typos or missing text. When you buy the General Books edition of this book you get free trial access to Million-Books.com where you can select from more than a million books for free. Excerpt: "' Tears to me 'sif it was under the sofa,' says she. "' Maybe it wasn't anything, after all,' says Barnes, when just then the frog, he feels like running up the scales again, and he yells out, ' Bloo-oo-ood-a-nou- ou-ou-oun!' "' Upon my word,' says Miss Flickers, ' I believe you've got a frog in your pocket, Mr. Barnes; now, haven't you? ' " Then he gets down on his knees and owns up to the truth, and swears he'll do his best to git rid ofthe frog, and all the time he is talking the frog is singing exercises and scales and oratorios inside of him, and worse than ever, too, because Barnes drank a good deal of ice-water that day, and it made the frog hoarse - ketched cold, you know. " But Miss Flickers, she refused him. Said she might've loved him, only she couldn't marry any man that had continual music in his interior. " So Barnes, he was the most disgusted man you ever saw. Perfectly sick about it. And one day he was lying on the bed gaping, and that frog unexpectedly made up its mind to come up to ask Barnes to eat more carefully, maybe, and it jumped out on the counterpane. After looking about a bit it came up and tried three or four times to hop back, but he kept his mouth shut, and killed the frog with the back of a hair-brush. Ever since then he runs his drinking-water through a strainer, and he hates frogs worse than you and me hate pison. Now, that's the honest Books, History~~United States~~General, Elbow-Room-A-Novel-Without-a-Plot~~Charles-Heber-Clark, 999999999, Elbow-Room; A Novel Without A Plot, Charles Heber Clark, 1150063920, General Books LLC, , , , , General Books LLC<

ISBN: 9781150063923

General Books publication date: 2009Original publication date: 1876Original Publisher: J.M. Stoddart Subjects: Fiction / GeneralFiction / HumorousFiction / LiteraryHumor / GeneralJuvenile… mais…

General Books publication date: 2009Original publication date: 1876Original Publisher: J.M. Stoddart Subjects: Fiction / GeneralFiction / HumorousFiction / LiteraryHumor / GeneralJuvenile Fiction / Humorous StoriesLiterary Criticism / American / General Notes: This is a black and white OCR reprint of the original. It has no illustrations and there may be typos or missing text. When you buy the General Books edition of this book you get free trial access to Million-Books.com where you can select from more than a million books for free. Excerpt: "' Tears to me 'sif it was under the sofa,' says she. "' Maybe it wasn't anything, after all,' says Barnes, when just then the frog, he feels like running up the scales again, and he yells out, ' Bloo-oo-ood-a-nou- ou-ou-oun!' "' Upon my word,' says Miss Flickers, ' I believe you've got a frog in your pocket, Mr. Barnes; now, haven't you? ' " Then he gets down on his knees and owns up to the truth, and swears he'll do his best to git rid ofthe frog, and all the time he is talking the frog is singing exercises and scales and oratorios inside of him, and worse than ever, too, because Barnes drank a good deal of ice-water that day, and it made the frog hoarse - ketched cold, you know. " But Miss Flickers, she refused him. Said she might've loved him, only she couldn't marry any man that had continual music in his interior. " So Barnes, he was the most disgusted man you ever saw. Perfectly sick about it. And one day he was lying on the bed gaping, and that frog unexpectedly made up its mind to come up to ask Barnes to eat more carefully, maybe, and it jumped out on the counterpane. After looking about a bit it came up and tried three or four times to hop back, but he kept his mouth shut, and killed the frog with the back of a hair-brush. Ever since then he runs his drinking-water through a strainer, and he hates frogs worse than you and me hate pison. Now, that's the honest Books History~~United States~~General Elbow-Room-A-Novel-Without-a-Plot~~Charles-Heber-Clark General Books LLC<