
Mark Tidd: His Adventures And Strategies
By Clarence Budington KellandLength6h 28m
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Excerpt: "My name is Martin—James Briggs Martin—but almost everybody calls me Tallow, because once when I was younger I saw old Uncle Ike Bond rubbing tallow on his boots to shine them, and then hurried home and fixed mine up with the stub of a candle and went to school. I guess it couldn't have smelled very good, for everybody seemed to notice it, even teacher, and she asked me what in the world I'd been getting into. After that all the boys called me Tallow, and always will, I guess. I tell you about me first only because I'm writing this account of what happened. Mark Tidd is really the fellow I'm writing about, and Mark's father and mother, and the engine Mr. Tidd was inventing out in his barn, and some other folks who will be told about in their places. I helped some; so did Plunk Smalley and Binney Jenks, but Mark Tidd did most of it. Mark Tidd sounds like a short name, doesn't it? But it isn't short at all, for it's merely what's left of Marcus Aurelius Fortunatus Tidd, which was what he was christened, mostly out of Gibbon's Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, a big book that Mr. Tidd was so fond of reading that he never read much of anything else except the papers."
Audiobook details
GenreGeneral Fiction, Literary Classics
Length6 hrs 28 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateJan 5, 2024
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1ILLUSTRATIONS
13CHAPTER XII
2CHAPTER I
14CHAPTER XIII
3CHAPTER II
15CHAPTER XIV
4CHAPTER III
16CHAPTER XV
5CHAPTER IV
17CHAPTER XVI
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6CHAPTER V
18CHAPTER XVII
7CHAPTER VI
19CHAPTER XVIII
8CHAPTER VII
20CHAPTER XIX
9CHAPTER VIII
21CHAPTER XX
10CHAPTER IX
22CHAPTER XXI
11CHAPTER X
23CHAPTER XXII
12CHAPTER XI