Coniston — Complete
Coniston — Complete
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" "Why is it that I don't interfere?" "I callate, " answered Jethro, still more uneasily, "I callate it'sbecause you're a woman. " "And don't you think, " asked Cynthia, "that a woman ought to know whatbecomes her best?" Jethro reflected, and then his glance fell on her approvingly.
"G-guess you're right, Cynthy, " he said. "I always had some success indressin' up Listy, and that kind of set me up. " On such occasions he spoke of his wife quite simply. He had beengenuinely fond of her, although... she was no more than an episode in hislife. Cynthia smiled to herself as they walked through the orchard tothe place where the horse was tied, but she was a little remorseful. This feeling, on the drive homeward, was swept away by sheer elation atthe prospect of the trip before her. She had often dreamed of the greatworld beyond Coniston, and no one, not even Jethro, had guessed thelongings to see it which had at times beset her. Often she had droppedher book to summon up a picture of what a great city was like, toreconstruct the Boston of her early childhood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Why is it that I don't interfere?" "I callate, " answered Jethro, still more uneasily, "I callate it'sbecause you're a woman. " "And don't you think, " asked Cynthia, "that a woman ought to know whatbecomes her best?" Jethro reflected, and then his glance fell on her approvingly.
"G-guess you're right, Cynthy, " he said. "I always had some success indressin' up Listy, and that kind of set me up. " On such occasions he spoke of his wife quite simply. He had beengenuinely fond of her, although... she was no more than an episode in hislife. Cynthia smiled to herself as they walked through the orchard tothe place where the horse was tied, but she was a little remorseful. This feeling, on the drive homeward, was swept away by sheer elation atthe prospect of the trip before her. She had often dreamed of the greatworld beyond Coniston, and no one, not even Jethro, had guessed thelongings to see it which had at times beset her. Often she had droppedher book to summon up a picture of what a great city was like, toreconstruct the Boston of her early childhood.
What to read after Coniston — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Churchill Winston to read onlineMoreLess
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