This is a small story of bravery, written by John B. Gough, who was well known in his lifetime as a temperance advocate and orator. Here it is transcribed in Simplified Gregg by yours truly.
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Intense story. Brave man. "c-ts of resin" took a while, and it's not listed in the lesson on intersections in GSF2, but I got it. The sentence starting, "The old man's hair" is tricky without punctuation, but reading it out loud a few times helped.
Thanks again for posting these. I'm getting better at sticking with it before reaching for the key.
Duh. I finally checked the official brief form list, and there it is. It's obviously not a word I use very often. I need to study that list more.