Cabin Fever
Cabin Fever
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"Lo-ong ways, " she crooned, and her voice was the first attractive thingBud had discovered about her. It was pure melody, soft and pensive asthe cooing of a wood dove.
"Who belongs to it?" Bud was plainly suspicious. The shake of thesquaw's bandannaed head was more artfully vague than her gesture. "Don'know--modder die--fadder die--ketchum long ways--off. " "Well, what's its name?" Bud's voice harshened with his growing interestand bewilderment. The baby was again covering one twinkling eye wi...thits spread, pink palm, and was saying "Pik-k?" and laughing with thefunniest little squint to its nose that Bud had ever seen. It was soabsolutely demoralizing that to relieve himself Bud gave the squawa shake. This tickled the baby so much that the chuckle burst into arollicking laugh, with a catch of the breath after each crescendo tonethat made it absolutely individual and like none other--save one.
"What's his name?" Bud bullied the squaw, though his eyes were on thebaby.
"Don't know!" "Take--Uvin--Chal, " the baby demanded imperiously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Lo-ong ways, " she crooned, and her voice was the first attractive thingBud had discovered about her. It was pure melody, soft and pensive asthe cooing of a wood dove.
"Who belongs to it?" Bud was plainly suspicious. The shake of thesquaw's bandannaed head was more artfully vague than her gesture. "Don'know--modder die--fadder die--ketchum long ways--off. " "Well, what's its name?" Bud's voice harshened with his growing interestand bewilderment. The baby was again covering one twinkling eye wi...thits spread, pink palm, and was saying "Pik-k?" and laughing with thefunniest little squint to its nose that Bud had ever seen. It was soabsolutely demoralizing that to relieve himself Bud gave the squawa shake. This tickled the baby so much that the chuckle burst into arollicking laugh, with a catch of the breath after each crescendo tonethat made it absolutely individual and like none other--save one.
"What's his name?" Bud bullied the squaw, though his eyes were on thebaby.
"Don't know!" "Take--Uvin--Chal, " the baby demanded imperiously.
What to read after Cabin Fever?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bower B. M. to read onlineMoreLess
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