The Indian On the Trail
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He had oftenwatched her instinctive mothering of, and drawing them around her. Andit should be much to him that he might look at and, touch her. There waslife in her mere presence.
He felt the curse of the artistic temperament, which creates in man theexquisite sensitiveness of woman.
Taking the longest and hardest path home around the eastern beach, Maurice turned once on impulse, parted a screen of birches, and steppedinto an amphitheatre of the cliff, moss-clothed and cedar-walled. Itsloped ...downward in three terraces. A balcony or high parapet of stonehung on one side, a rock low and broad stood in the centre, and anunmistakable chair of rock, cushioned with vividly green-branched moss, waited an occupant. Maurice sat down, wondering if any other humanbeing, perplexed and tortured, had ever domiciled there for a brieftime. Slim alder-trees and maples were clasped in moss to their waists. The spacious open was darkened by dense shade overhead. Bois Blanc wasplainly in view from the beach.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had oftenwatched her instinctive mothering of, and drawing them around her. Andit should be much to him that he might look at and, touch her. There waslife in her mere presence.
He felt the curse of the artistic temperament, which creates in man theexquisite sensitiveness of woman.
Taking the longest and hardest path home around the eastern beach, Maurice turned once on impulse, parted a screen of birches, and steppedinto an amphitheatre of the cliff, moss-clothed and cedar-walled. Itsloped ...downward in three terraces. A balcony or high parapet of stonehung on one side, a rock low and broad stood in the centre, and anunmistakable chair of rock, cushioned with vividly green-branched moss, waited an occupant. Maurice sat down, wondering if any other humanbeing, perplexed and tortured, had ever domiciled there for a brieftime. Slim alder-trees and maples were clasped in moss to their waists. The spacious open was darkened by dense shade overhead. Bois Blanc wasplainly in view from the beach.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherwood Mary Hartwell to read onlineMoreLess
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