Cross Trails the Story of One Woman in the North Woods
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But so powerful it was, so plainly revealed, that she stepped back, and was not astonished by his quick reassurance: "I'm not going to. Don't be afraid. " "You had better not. " Her answer, too, con- veyed full knowledge.
"Why shouldn't you follow my example?" Recovering, he returned to her question. After a pause, he restored with reverent fingers the roseate veils she had rudely torn away, with a reply formed by the idealism that blinds the sons of men whenever they contemplate the nature of ...woman. "Simply because you could not. The very supposition is ridiculous. But we have wandered from the subject. Returning — don't you think that I have earned ordinarily civil treatment at your hands?" 80 CROSS TRAILS "Certainly. " She conceded it at once. "If I have been rude I am sorry. " "Thank you. " Turning, he helped himself to bread and meat from the shelf, was making again toward the door when she called after him, "Don't let me drive you out in the cold. " Content, however, with even so slight a con- cession, he did not care to jeopardize it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But so powerful it was, so plainly revealed, that she stepped back, and was not astonished by his quick reassurance: "I'm not going to. Don't be afraid. " "You had better not. " Her answer, too, con- veyed full knowledge.
"Why shouldn't you follow my example?" Recovering, he returned to her question. After a pause, he restored with reverent fingers the roseate veils she had rudely torn away, with a reply formed by the idealism that blinds the sons of men whenever they contemplate the nature of ...woman. "Simply because you could not. The very supposition is ridiculous. But we have wandered from the subject. Returning — don't you think that I have earned ordinarily civil treatment at your hands?" 80 CROSS TRAILS "Certainly. " She conceded it at once. "If I have been rude I am sorry. " "Thank you. " Turning, he helped himself to bread and meat from the shelf, was making again toward the door when she called after him, "Don't let me drive you out in the cold. " Content, however, with even so slight a con- cession, he did not care to jeopardize it.
What to read after Cross Trails the Story of One Woman in the North Woods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herman Whitaker to read onlineMoreLess
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