A Romany of the Snows Second Series of An Adventure of the North Being a Cont
A Romany of the Snows Second Series of An Adventure of the North Being a Cont
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But I wish, Lawless, I wish that I 'd niver known how Jo wint off, an' I wish we were all t'gither agin, as down in the Pipi Valley. " "There 's nothing stands in this world, Shon, but the faith of comrades and the truth of good women. The rest hangs by a hair. I '11 go to the valley with you. It's many a day since I washed my luck in a gold-pan. " " I will take you there, " said Pourcette, sud- denly rising and, with shy abrupt motions, grasping their hands and immediately letting them go agai...n. "I will take you tomorrow. " Then he spread skins upon the floor, put wood upon the fire, and the three were soon asleep. 82 An Adventurer of the North The next morning, just as the sun came laboriously over the white peak of a mountain and looked down into the great gulch beneath the hut, the three started. For many hours they crept along the side of the mountain, then came slowly down upon pine-crested hills, and over to where a small plain stretched out. It was Pour- cette's little farm. Its position was such that it caught the sun always, and was protected from the north and east winds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I wish, Lawless, I wish that I 'd niver known how Jo wint off, an' I wish we were all t'gither agin, as down in the Pipi Valley. " "There 's nothing stands in this world, Shon, but the faith of comrades and the truth of good women. The rest hangs by a hair. I '11 go to the valley with you. It's many a day since I washed my luck in a gold-pan. " " I will take you there, " said Pourcette, sud- denly rising and, with shy abrupt motions, grasping their hands and immediately letting them go agai...n. "I will take you tomorrow. " Then he spread skins upon the floor, put wood upon the fire, and the three were soon asleep. 82 An Adventurer of the North The next morning, just as the sun came laboriously over the white peak of a mountain and looked down into the great gulch beneath the hut, the three started. For many hours they crept along the side of the mountain, then came slowly down upon pine-crested hills, and over to where a small plain stretched out. It was Pour- cette's little farm. Its position was such that it caught the sun always, and was protected from the north and east winds.
What to read after A Romany of the Snows Second Series of An Adventure of the North Being a Cont?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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