A Phyllis of the Sierras
A Phyllis of the Sierras
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Louise, however, innocently solved the difficulty.
"There's a country song I've heard Minty sing, " she said. "It runs-- Come, Philander, let us be a-marchin', Every one for his true love a-sarchin' Choose your true love now or never. . . .
Have you been listening to her also?" "No, " said Mainwaring, with a sudden incomprehensible, but utterlyirrepressible, resolution; "but I'M 'a-marchin', ' you know, and perhapsI must 'choose my true love now or never. ' Will you help me, Miss Macy?" He drew... gently near her. He had become quite white, but also very manly, and it struck her, more deeply, thoroughly, and conscientiously sincerethan any man who had before addressed her. She moved slightly away, asif to rest herself by laying both hands upon the back of the chair.
"Where do you expect to begin your 'sarchin''?" she said, leaning onthe chair and tilting it before her; "or are you as vague as usual as tolocality? Is it at some 'Mr. Johnson' or 'Mr. Pico, ' or--" "Here, " he interrupted boldly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Louise, however, innocently solved the difficulty.
"There's a country song I've heard Minty sing, " she said. "It runs-- Come, Philander, let us be a-marchin', Every one for his true love a-sarchin' Choose your true love now or never. . . .
Have you been listening to her also?" "No, " said Mainwaring, with a sudden incomprehensible, but utterlyirrepressible, resolution; "but I'M 'a-marchin', ' you know, and perhapsI must 'choose my true love now or never. ' Will you help me, Miss Macy?" He drew... gently near her. He had become quite white, but also very manly, and it struck her, more deeply, thoroughly, and conscientiously sincerethan any man who had before addressed her. She moved slightly away, asif to rest herself by laying both hands upon the back of the chair.
"Where do you expect to begin your 'sarchin''?" she said, leaning onthe chair and tilting it before her; "or are you as vague as usual as tolocality? Is it at some 'Mr. Johnson' or 'Mr. Pico, ' or--" "Here, " he interrupted boldly.
What to read after A Phyllis of the Sierras?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harte, Bret, 1836-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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