14000 Miles a Carriage And Two Women
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" The spinning of a top seems as near straight as that drive did. I know we could not do it again, and I am surer yet we shall not try.
When, at last, we struck the stage road, things seemed more rational, and Charlie's ears became very expressive. As we drove into Benson he tore along and nearly leaped a ditch in his haste to turn into our friend's stable, where Cousin Charlie fed him so lavishly with oats seven years ago. No one seemed to know exactly how we got there, but our welcome was non...e the less hearty.
Now we were all right and needed no directions, for from this point our way over the Green Mountains was familiar, and after a short visit we turned towards home, 123 14000 MILES anticipating every bit of the one hundred and fifty miles' drive. At Fairhaven we lunched with another cousin while Charlie rested, and then had a most charming drive to Rutland. We now follow the line of the Central Vermont and Cheshire Railroad quite closely all the way to Fitchburg; but, fine as the scenery is by rail, one gets hardly a hint of its beauty by the carriage road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The spinning of a top seems as near straight as that drive did. I know we could not do it again, and I am surer yet we shall not try.
When, at last, we struck the stage road, things seemed more rational, and Charlie's ears became very expressive. As we drove into Benson he tore along and nearly leaped a ditch in his haste to turn into our friend's stable, where Cousin Charlie fed him so lavishly with oats seven years ago. No one seemed to know exactly how we got there, but our welcome was non...e the less hearty.
Now we were all right and needed no directions, for from this point our way over the Green Mountains was familiar, and after a short visit we turned towards home, 123 14000 MILES anticipating every bit of the one hundred and fifty miles' drive. At Fairhaven we lunched with another cousin while Charlie rested, and then had a most charming drive to Rutland. We now follow the line of the Central Vermont and Cheshire Railroad quite closely all the way to Fitchburg; but, fine as the scenery is by rail, one gets hardly a hint of its beauty by the carriage road.
What to read after 14000 Miles a Carriage And Two Women?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances S Howe to read onlineMoreLess
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