A Busy Year At the Old Squires
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He had not really and in so many words acknowledged his identity ; but when I turned to go he followed me to the log fence round the garden and as I got over grasped my hand and held on for the longest time ! I thought he would never let go. His hand felt rather cold. I suppose the sight of me and the home speech brought his early life vividly back to him. He swallowed hard several times without speaking, and again I saw his wrinkled face working. He let go at last, went heavily back and picked... up his hoe; and as we drove on I saw him hoeing stolidly.
The driver said that he had cleared up the little farm and built the log house and barn all by his own labor. For five years he had lived alone, but later he had married the widow of a Scotch immigrant. I noticed that this French-Canadian driver called him " M'sieur Andrews. " It would seem that he had changed his A BUSY YEAR AT THE OLD SQUIRE'S 135 name and begun anew in the world or had tried to. How far he had succeeded I am unable to say.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had not really and in so many words acknowledged his identity ; but when I turned to go he followed me to the log fence round the garden and as I got over grasped my hand and held on for the longest time ! I thought he would never let go. His hand felt rather cold. I suppose the sight of me and the home speech brought his early life vividly back to him. He swallowed hard several times without speaking, and again I saw his wrinkled face working. He let go at last, went heavily back and picked... up his hoe; and as we drove on I saw him hoeing stolidly.
The driver said that he had cleared up the little farm and built the log house and barn all by his own labor. For five years he had lived alone, but later he had married the widow of a Scotch immigrant. I noticed that this French-Canadian driver called him " M'sieur Andrews. " It would seem that he had changed his A BUSY YEAR AT THE OLD SQUIRE'S 135 name and begun anew in the world or had tried to. How far he had succeeded I am unable to say.
What to read after A Busy Year At the Old Squires?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephens Charles Asbury to read onlineMoreLess
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