Bylow Hill
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But I sha'n't go back West. Flight doesn't avail. And, Ruth"-- "Yes, brother; you've cabled?" "I have. He'll come at once, this time. " A step on the porch drew thespeaker to the door.
The telegram from the capital had come. But until its bearer had goneagain and was out of hearing down the street the young man lingered inthe porch. His mind was wholly on that evening when Isabel had passedwith the lantern. Would she pass now? From the idle query he turned togo in, when Ruth came out, and they ...stayed another moment together. Presently their ear caught a stir at the side of the Morris cottage.
"Hmm, " murmured Ruth half consciously, and, with a playful shudder atthe cold, whispered, "Come in, come in!" But then quickly, lest this should carry a hint of distrust, she trippedin alone, closed the door, and glided to the bright hearth. There amoment of waiting changed her mind. She ran again to the door, and beganto say as she threw it open, "My brother! you'll catch your"-- But no brother was there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I sha'n't go back West. Flight doesn't avail. And, Ruth"-- "Yes, brother; you've cabled?" "I have. He'll come at once, this time. " A step on the porch drew thespeaker to the door.
The telegram from the capital had come. But until its bearer had goneagain and was out of hearing down the street the young man lingered inthe porch. His mind was wholly on that evening when Isabel had passedwith the lantern. Would she pass now? From the idle query he turned togo in, when Ruth came out, and they ...stayed another moment together. Presently their ear caught a stir at the side of the Morris cottage.
"Hmm, " murmured Ruth half consciously, and, with a playful shudder atthe cold, whispered, "Come in, come in!" But then quickly, lest this should carry a hint of distrust, she trippedin alone, closed the door, and glided to the bright hearth. There amoment of waiting changed her mind. She ran again to the door, and beganto say as she threw it open, "My brother! you'll catch your"-- But no brother was there.
What to read after Bylow Hill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George W Cable to read onlineMoreLess
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