A Chilhowee Lily
A Chilhowee Lily
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She had risen, and wasstanding in the moonlight opposite him. The shadows of the vines fallingover her straight skirt left her face and hair the fairer in the silverglister.
"'Pears like ter me, " he broke the silence with his plaintive cadence, "ez ye ought ter hev tole me. I ain't keerin' ter know 'ceptin' ye hevshet me out. It hev hurt my feelin's powerful ter be treated that-a-way. Tell me now--or lemme go forever!" She was suddenly trembling from head to foot. Pale she was always. Nowshe w...as ghastly. "Rufe Kinnicutt, " she said with the solemnity ofan adjuration, "ye don't keer fur sech ez this, fur _nuthin_'. An' Ipromised!" He noted her agitation. He felt the clue in his grasp. He sought towield his power, "Choose a-twixt us! Choose a-twixt the promise ye madeter that man--or the word ye deny ter me! An' when I'm gone--I'm gone!" She stood seemingly irresolute.
"It's nuthin' ter me, " he protested once more. "I kin keep it an' gyardit ez well ez you uns. But I won't be shet out, an' doubted, an' denied, like ez ef _I_ wan't fitten ter be trested with nuthin'!" He stood a moment longer, watching her trembling agitation, and feelingthat tingling exasperation that might have preceded a blow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had risen, and wasstanding in the moonlight opposite him. The shadows of the vines fallingover her straight skirt left her face and hair the fairer in the silverglister.
"'Pears like ter me, " he broke the silence with his plaintive cadence, "ez ye ought ter hev tole me. I ain't keerin' ter know 'ceptin' ye hevshet me out. It hev hurt my feelin's powerful ter be treated that-a-way. Tell me now--or lemme go forever!" She was suddenly trembling from head to foot. Pale she was always. Nowshe w...as ghastly. "Rufe Kinnicutt, " she said with the solemnity ofan adjuration, "ye don't keer fur sech ez this, fur _nuthin_'. An' Ipromised!" He noted her agitation. He felt the clue in his grasp. He sought towield his power, "Choose a-twixt us! Choose a-twixt the promise ye madeter that man--or the word ye deny ter me! An' when I'm gone--I'm gone!" She stood seemingly irresolute.
"It's nuthin' ter me, " he protested once more. "I kin keep it an' gyardit ez well ez you uns. But I won't be shet out, an' doubted, an' denied, like ez ef _I_ wan't fitten ter be trested with nuthin'!" He stood a moment longer, watching her trembling agitation, and feelingthat tingling exasperation that might have preceded a blow.
What to read after A Chilhowee Lily?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Murfree Mary Noailles to read onlineMoreLess
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