Cape Breton Tales
Cape Breton Tales
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Spring came on, at last, and Martin was out again The Privilege 71 for a while every day in the sun; and sometimes the old man would be taking him abroad for a drive or for a little sail in the boat, when he was going out to his traps; and it appeared that the strain was over again for the time being. That is why I was greatly surprised and troubled one day, about two months ago, to see Renny come driving up toward the Rectory like mad, all alone in his cart.
I had just been doing a turn of wor...k myself at the hay; for it is hard to get help with us when you need it most; and as I came from the barn, in my shirt-sleeves, Renny turned in at the gate.
" Something has happened to the boy, " was my thought; and I was all but certain of it when I saw the man's face, sharp set as a flint stone, and all the blood gone from his ruddy skin so that it looked right blue. He jumped out before the mare stopped, and came up to me.
" Can I have a word with ye? " said he; and when he saw my look of question, he added, " It ain't noth- ink, sor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Spring came on, at last, and Martin was out again The Privilege 71 for a while every day in the sun; and sometimes the old man would be taking him abroad for a drive or for a little sail in the boat, when he was going out to his traps; and it appeared that the strain was over again for the time being. That is why I was greatly surprised and troubled one day, about two months ago, to see Renny come driving up toward the Rectory like mad, all alone in his cart.
I had just been doing a turn of wor...k myself at the hay; for it is hard to get help with us when you need it most; and as I came from the barn, in my shirt-sleeves, Renny turned in at the gate.
" Something has happened to the boy, " was my thought; and I was all but certain of it when I saw the man's face, sharp set as a flint stone, and all the blood gone from his ruddy skin so that it looked right blue. He jumped out before the mare stopped, and came up to me.
" Can I have a word with ye? " said he; and when he saw my look of question, he added, " It ain't noth- ink, sor.
What to read after Cape Breton Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry James Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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