Children of the Desert
Children of the Desert
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There was an early supper, Antonia con- tributing a quite unprecedented alacrity; and then there was a cheerful call from the road. The horses had been brought.
Sylvia ran out to inspect them; and Har- boro, following, was not a little amazed to perceive how important a matter she con- 192 CHILDREN OF THE DESERT sidered the sort of horses he had engaged.
Horses were not a mere medium of travel to Sylvia; they were persons in the drama, and it was highly important that they should fit into the v...arious romantic demands of the occasion. Harboro had stipulated that they should be safe horses, of good appearance; and the boy from the stable, who had brought them, regarded them with beaming eyes when Harboro examined them. The boy evi- dently looked at the affair much as Sylvia did — as if the selection of the horse was far more important than the determining of a destination.
"They seem to be all right," ventured Harboro.
"Yes, they are very good horses," agreed Sylvia; but she sighed a little.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was an early supper, Antonia con- tributing a quite unprecedented alacrity; and then there was a cheerful call from the road. The horses had been brought.
Sylvia ran out to inspect them; and Har- boro, following, was not a little amazed to perceive how important a matter she con- 192 CHILDREN OF THE DESERT sidered the sort of horses he had engaged.
Horses were not a mere medium of travel to Sylvia; they were persons in the drama, and it was highly important that they should fit into the v...arious romantic demands of the occasion. Harboro had stipulated that they should be safe horses, of good appearance; and the boy from the stable, who had brought them, regarded them with beaming eyes when Harboro examined them. The boy evi- dently looked at the affair much as Sylvia did — as if the selection of the horse was far more important than the determining of a destination.
"They seem to be all right," ventured Harboro.
"Yes, they are very good horses," agreed Sylvia; but she sighed a little.
What to read after Children of the Desert?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dodge Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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