A Girl of the Blue Ridge
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The fact that Dave had no enemies other than the scurri- lous crew at the Cove was greatly in his favor, but yet he seemed to have few friends. Barney, who would have been glad to show him kindnesses for Peg's sake, was away most of the time in the Tennessee mountains, on an engineering job which he fondly hoped would bring him a little nearer his sweetheart. It was all very well for her to have gold and to spare, but it was not for him to be anybody's bene- ficiary. He could not so far lay asi...de his pride.
Lury could do nothing but sit and wait. In the doing of this, however, she was changing, growing, drinking in and absorbing into her very being, from the atmosphere with which she was now surrounded, the courtesies and amenities of life. All the gracious and sweet growths that make a character delightful and winsome found place in the garden of Lury's nature. All the girls were crude of speech when they entered the school, but they were mostly sweet-voiced and gentle of manner. Still, they were no more gram- matical than Lury Bab, and they were as innocent for the most part of all knowledge of books or the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fact that Dave had no enemies other than the scurri- lous crew at the Cove was greatly in his favor, but yet he seemed to have few friends. Barney, who would have been glad to show him kindnesses for Peg's sake, was away most of the time in the Tennessee mountains, on an engineering job which he fondly hoped would bring him a little nearer his sweetheart. It was all very well for her to have gold and to spare, but it was not for him to be anybody's bene- ficiary. He could not so far lay asi...de his pride.
Lury could do nothing but sit and wait. In the doing of this, however, she was changing, growing, drinking in and absorbing into her very being, from the atmosphere with which she was now surrounded, the courtesies and amenities of life. All the gracious and sweet growths that make a character delightful and winsome found place in the garden of Lury's nature. All the girls were crude of speech when they entered the school, but they were mostly sweet-voiced and gentle of manner. Still, they were no more gram- matical than Lury Bab, and they were as innocent for the most part of all knowledge of books or the world.
What to read after A Girl of the Blue Ridge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erskine Payne to read onlineMoreLess
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