Back to God's Country And Other Stories
Back to God's Country And Other Stories
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I love it that way. GuessI may be silly but I'll tell you why. THAT was down in York State, too. She lived in a cottage, all grown over with honeysuckle an' morningglory, with green hills and valleys all about it--and the old appleorchard just behind. That day we were in the orchard, all red an' whitewith bloom, and she dared me to a race. I let her beat me, and when Icame up she stood under one of the trees, her cheeks like the pinkblossoms, and her hair all tumbled about her like an armful of... gold, shaking the loose apple blossoms down on her head. I forgot everythingthen, and I didn't stop until I had her in my arms, an'--an' she's beenmy little pardner ever since. After the baby came we moved up intoCanada, where I had a good chance in a new mining town. An' then--" Afurious blast of the storm sent the overhanging spruce tops smashingagainst the top of the cabin. Straight overhead the wind shriekedalmost like human voices, and the one window rattled as though it wereshaken by human hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I love it that way. GuessI may be silly but I'll tell you why. THAT was down in York State, too. She lived in a cottage, all grown over with honeysuckle an' morningglory, with green hills and valleys all about it--and the old appleorchard just behind. That day we were in the orchard, all red an' whitewith bloom, and she dared me to a race. I let her beat me, and when Icame up she stood under one of the trees, her cheeks like the pinkblossoms, and her hair all tumbled about her like an armful of... gold, shaking the loose apple blossoms down on her head. I forgot everythingthen, and I didn't stop until I had her in my arms, an'--an' she's beenmy little pardner ever since. After the baby came we moved up intoCanada, where I had a good chance in a new mining town. An' then--" Afurious blast of the storm sent the overhanging spruce tops smashingagainst the top of the cabin. Straight overhead the wind shriekedalmost like human voices, and the one window rattled as though it wereshaken by human hands.
What to read after Back to God's Country And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curwood James Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
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