A Little Norsk; Or, Ol' Pap's Flaxen
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Anson was arather handsome old fellow. Huge, bearded like a Russian, though thecolour of his beard was a wolf brindle, resembling a bunch of drybuffalo-grass, Bert was accustomed to say that he looked the father ofthe girl, for she had the same robust development, carried herself aserect, and looked everybody in the eye with the same laughingdirectness.
There were some sly remarks among a ribald few, but on the wholeeverything passed off as usual. They were both general favorites, andas a matte...r of fact few people remarked that Flaxen's dress was notgood enough. She certainly forgot all about it, so complete was herabsorption in the gayety of the evening.
"Wal, now for four weeks' hard times, Flaxen, " said Anson, as they werejogging homeward about eleven o'clock.
"I can stand _my_ share of it, pap, " she stoutly replied. "I'm nochicken. " CHAPTER VII.
AFTER HARVEST.
All through those four or five weeks, at every opportunity, thepartners planned the future of their waif. In the harvest-field, whenthey had a moment together, one would say to the other: "We'll let her stay two years if she likes it, eh?" "Certainly; she needn't come back till she wants to.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Anson was arather handsome old fellow. Huge, bearded like a Russian, though thecolour of his beard was a wolf brindle, resembling a bunch of drybuffalo-grass, Bert was accustomed to say that he looked the father ofthe girl, for she had the same robust development, carried herself aserect, and looked everybody in the eye with the same laughingdirectness.
There were some sly remarks among a ribald few, but on the wholeeverything passed off as usual. They were both general favorites, andas a matte...r of fact few people remarked that Flaxen's dress was notgood enough. She certainly forgot all about it, so complete was herabsorption in the gayety of the evening.
"Wal, now for four weeks' hard times, Flaxen, " said Anson, as they werejogging homeward about eleven o'clock.
"I can stand _my_ share of it, pap, " she stoutly replied. "I'm nochicken. " CHAPTER VII.
AFTER HARVEST.
All through those four or five weeks, at every opportunity, thepartners planned the future of their waif. In the harvest-field, whenthey had a moment together, one would say to the other: "We'll let her stay two years if she likes it, eh?" "Certainly; she needn't come back till she wants to.
What to read after A Little Norsk; Or, Ol' Pap's Flaxen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garland Hamlin to read onlineMoreLess
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