Betty Zane
Betty Zane
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The walls had been smoothly plastered and coveredwith white birch-bark. They were adorned with a few pictures andIndian ornaments. A bright homespun carpet covered the floor. Asmall bookcase stood in the corner. The other furniture consisted oftwo chairs, a small table, a bureau with a mirror, and a largewardrobe. It was in this last that Betty kept the gowns which shehad brought from Philadelphia, and which were the wonder of all thegirls in the village.
"I wonder why Eb looked so closely at m...e, " mused Betty, as sheslipped on her little moccasins. "Usually he is not anxious to haveme go so far from the fort; and now he seemed to think I would enjoythis dance to-night. I wonder what Bessie has been telling him. " Betty threw some wood on the smouldering fire in the little stonegrate and sat down to think. Like every one who has a humiliatingsecret, Betty was eternally suspicious and feared the very wallswould guess it. Swift as light came the thought that her brother andhis wife had suspected her secret and had been talking about her, perhaps pitying her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The walls had been smoothly plastered and coveredwith white birch-bark. They were adorned with a few pictures andIndian ornaments. A bright homespun carpet covered the floor. Asmall bookcase stood in the corner. The other furniture consisted oftwo chairs, a small table, a bureau with a mirror, and a largewardrobe. It was in this last that Betty kept the gowns which shehad brought from Philadelphia, and which were the wonder of all thegirls in the village.
"I wonder why Eb looked so closely at m...e, " mused Betty, as sheslipped on her little moccasins. "Usually he is not anxious to haveme go so far from the fort; and now he seemed to think I would enjoythis dance to-night. I wonder what Bessie has been telling him. " Betty threw some wood on the smouldering fire in the little stonegrate and sat down to think. Like every one who has a humiliatingsecret, Betty was eternally suspicious and feared the very wallswould guess it. Swift as light came the thought that her brother andhis wife had suspected her secret and had been talking about her, perhaps pitying her.
What to read after Betty Zane?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grey, Zane, 1872-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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