Across the Mesa
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VanZandt that you were in love with?" said Polly, with one of her suddensmiles.
"Me? Care for----" Scott's voice died away in surprise.
"You behaved as though you did. You are always so gentle and pleasant withher. " "I'm gentle and pleasant with everybody, " declared Scott, stoutly. "I havethat kind of disposition. " "I think you'd better go and get the horses, " suggested Polly. "I'd rathernot begin disagreeing with you just yet. " Scott, chuckling, went back after the horses. Polly, left alo...ne, sat downon a stone and gave a little sigh of contentment.
"To think, " she said, incredulously, "that once I thought I was in lovewith Joyce Henderson!" "Polly!" Scott's voice was sharp. He came around the turn on a trot. "Those cussed horses have cleared out and left us high and dry. I've gotto go after them. " "But--I thought horses always went home when they ran off!" "I think they've gone down into the canyon--there may be water down there. Will you sit here while I go after them?" "I suppose so, " forlornly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VanZandt that you were in love with?" said Polly, with one of her suddensmiles.
"Me? Care for----" Scott's voice died away in surprise.
"You behaved as though you did. You are always so gentle and pleasant withher. " "I'm gentle and pleasant with everybody, " declared Scott, stoutly. "I havethat kind of disposition. " "I think you'd better go and get the horses, " suggested Polly. "I'd rathernot begin disagreeing with you just yet. " Scott, chuckling, went back after the horses. Polly, left alo...ne, sat downon a stone and gave a little sigh of contentment.
"To think, " she said, incredulously, "that once I thought I was in lovewith Joyce Henderson!" "Polly!" Scott's voice was sharp. He came around the turn on a trot. "Those cussed horses have cleared out and left us high and dry. I've gotto go after them. " "But--I thought horses always went home when they ran off!" "I think they've gone down into the canyon--there may be water down there. Will you sit here while I go after them?" "I suppose so, " forlornly.
What to read after Across the Mesa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bagg Helen to read onlineMoreLess
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