An Adirondack Cabin; a Family Story Telling of Journeyings By Lake And Mountain, And Idyllic Days in the Heart of the Wilderness
An Adirondack Cabin; a Family Story Telling of Journeyings By Lake And Mountain, And Idyllic Days in the Heart of the Wilderness
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Kingsbury, "for thinking of that poor girl. There ought to be a law against setting up monuments in such places." "The average traveler enjoys it all a great deal better, for such things thrown in, no extra charge," said the doctor, care- lessly. "They are part of the show, and give just that melan- cholly tinge to the picture, that a rushing, wealthy, beefy tourist revels in." "Well, as I am neither of those three travelers," said the little woman, with another shiver, "I don't like it, and I'...m always going to look the other way when I see one of those monuments sticking up." "I notice you read Lizzie Bourne's most carefully, and looked back at it two or three times from the cars," said the doctor.
216 AN ADIRONDACK CABIN.
''Well, of course I wanted to see what it said, but I'm not going to look at another," said Mrs. Kingsbury, inconsequently.
Her husband laughed long and loud till they all joined.
"Cicely, help me to punish this creature,'' cried his little wife.
"I will," cried Cicely, merrily; "lets cover him over with pine branches," running over to a heap discarded by the guides in making their fire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kingsbury, "for thinking of that poor girl. There ought to be a law against setting up monuments in such places." "The average traveler enjoys it all a great deal better, for such things thrown in, no extra charge," said the doctor, care- lessly. "They are part of the show, and give just that melan- cholly tinge to the picture, that a rushing, wealthy, beefy tourist revels in." "Well, as I am neither of those three travelers," said the little woman, with another shiver, "I don't like it, and I'...m always going to look the other way when I see one of those monuments sticking up." "I notice you read Lizzie Bourne's most carefully, and looked back at it two or three times from the cars," said the doctor.
216 AN ADIRONDACK CABIN.
''Well, of course I wanted to see what it said, but I'm not going to look at another," said Mrs. Kingsbury, inconsequently.
Her husband laughed long and loud till they all joined.
"Cicely, help me to punish this creature,'' cried his little wife.
"I will," cried Cicely, merrily; "lets cover him over with pine branches," running over to a heap discarded by the guides in making their fire.
What to read after An Adirondack Cabin; a Family Story Telling of Journeyings By Lake And Mountain, And Idyllic Days in the Heart of the Wilderness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney Margaret to read onlineMoreLess
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