A Daughter of the Snows
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I ain't neverasked favors of you before, but this once I want you to lay over heretill to-morrow. Seems to me my fruit ranch is 'most in sight. I candamn near smell the oranges a-ripenin'. " "Certainly, " Corliss agreed. "But better still, I'll run on down toDawson, and you can come in when you've finished hunching. " "Say!" Del objected. "I said it was a hunch; and I want to ring you inon it, savve? You're all right, and you've learned a hell of a lot outof books. You're a regular high-roller ...when it comes to thelaboratory, and all that; but it takes yours truly to get down and readthe face of nature without spectacles. Now I've got a theory--" Corliss threw up his hands in affected dismay, and the pocket-minerbegan to grow angry.
"That's right! Laugh! But it's built right up on your own pet theoryof erosion and changed riverbeds. And I didn't pocket among theMexicans two years for nothin'. Where d'you s'pose this Eldorado goldcame from?--rough, and no signs of washin'? Eh? There's where youneed your spectacles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I ain't neverasked favors of you before, but this once I want you to lay over heretill to-morrow. Seems to me my fruit ranch is 'most in sight. I candamn near smell the oranges a-ripenin'. " "Certainly, " Corliss agreed. "But better still, I'll run on down toDawson, and you can come in when you've finished hunching. " "Say!" Del objected. "I said it was a hunch; and I want to ring you inon it, savve? You're all right, and you've learned a hell of a lot outof books. You're a regular high-roller ...when it comes to thelaboratory, and all that; but it takes yours truly to get down and readthe face of nature without spectacles. Now I've got a theory--" Corliss threw up his hands in affected dismay, and the pocket-minerbegan to grow angry.
"That's right! Laugh! But it's built right up on your own pet theoryof erosion and changed riverbeds. And I didn't pocket among theMexicans two years for nothin'. Where d'you s'pose this Eldorado goldcame from?--rough, and no signs of washin'? Eh? There's where youneed your spectacles.
What to read after A Daughter of the Snows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by London Jack to read onlineMoreLess
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