A Blind Lead the Story of a Mine
A Blind Lead the Story of a Mine
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Sometimes the experi- 165 166 A BLIND LEAD.
ence of the winter came back, and he was digging away and fretting at the small results of his labor; but soon he was hoisting the bucket, full of rock, of fabulous richness. Sometimes, too, his mind reverted to the little home, and he cheered Elizabeth with the hope and assurance of success. Strangely, all his peaceful thoughts were linked to the memory of his children. In his delirium he was with them all, the living and the dead alike, but Rose was... still the favorite. Even as his mind had turned in health to the sweet innocent ones, unconscious of and apart from his world of strife, so now peace seemed to come with their approach. In their imagined presence he was soothed from his excitement and generally fell asleep.
He dropped into a doze now, and Elizabeth, after sitting beside him some time, crept out to attend to the duties of the house.
Meanwhile, Ellen, satisfying herself that there was no immediate danger and feeling that they could be of no service, urged the others to return home and leave her alone with Elizabeth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimes the experi- 165 166 A BLIND LEAD.
ence of the winter came back, and he was digging away and fretting at the small results of his labor; but soon he was hoisting the bucket, full of rock, of fabulous richness. Sometimes, too, his mind reverted to the little home, and he cheered Elizabeth with the hope and assurance of success. Strangely, all his peaceful thoughts were linked to the memory of his children. In his delirium he was with them all, the living and the dead alike, but Rose was... still the favorite. Even as his mind had turned in health to the sweet innocent ones, unconscious of and apart from his world of strife, so now peace seemed to come with their approach. In their imagined presence he was soothed from his excitement and generally fell asleep.
He dropped into a doze now, and Elizabeth, after sitting beside him some time, crept out to attend to the duties of the house.
Meanwhile, Ellen, satisfying herself that there was no immediate danger and feeling that they could be of no service, urged the others to return home and leave her alone with Elizabeth.
What to read after A Blind Lead the Story of a Mine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Josephine W Josephine White Bates to read onlineMoreLess
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