Letters of a Woman Homesteader
Letters of a Woman Homesteader
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A more delighted man than Zebbie I never saw when we finally drove up to his low, comfortable cabin.
Smoke was slowly rising from the chimney, and Gavotte, the man in charge, rushed out and the hounds set up a joyful barking.
Gavotte is a Frenchman, and he was all 107 Digitized by Google A WOMAN HOMESTEADER smiles and gesticulations as he said, ''Wel- come, welcome! To-day I am rejoice you have come. Yesterday I am despair if you have come because I am scrub, but to-day, behold, I am delight." ...I have heard of clean people, but Gavotte is the cleemest man I ever saw. The cabin floor was so white I hated to step upon it.
The windows shone, and at each there was a calico curtain, blue-and-white check, un- ironed but newly washed. In one window was an old brown pitcher, cracked and nicked, filled with thistles. I never thought them pretty before, but the pearly pink and the silvery green were so pretty and looked so clean that they had a new beauty. Above the fireplace was a great black eagle which Gavotte had killed, the wings outspread and a bunch of arrows in the claws.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A more delighted man than Zebbie I never saw when we finally drove up to his low, comfortable cabin.
Smoke was slowly rising from the chimney, and Gavotte, the man in charge, rushed out and the hounds set up a joyful barking.
Gavotte is a Frenchman, and he was all 107 Digitized by Google A WOMAN HOMESTEADER smiles and gesticulations as he said, ''Wel- come, welcome! To-day I am rejoice you have come. Yesterday I am despair if you have come because I am scrub, but to-day, behold, I am delight." ...I have heard of clean people, but Gavotte is the cleemest man I ever saw. The cabin floor was so white I hated to step upon it.
The windows shone, and at each there was a calico curtain, blue-and-white check, un- ironed but newly washed. In one window was an old brown pitcher, cracked and nicked, filled with thistles. I never thought them pretty before, but the pearly pink and the silvery green were so pretty and looked so clean that they had a new beauty. Above the fireplace was a great black eagle which Gavotte had killed, the wings outspread and a bunch of arrows in the claws.
What to read after Letters of a Woman Homesteader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stewart Elinore Pruitt to read onlineMoreLess
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