Cur Dalene
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^'Then I must go myself. Are you sick ? Are you afraid ? What 's the mat- ter with you ? " shouted Darcie.
" I 'm thinkin' what size boots the Moun- tain Lily wears. I bet she wears thirteens, and the print av her f ut is studded wid nails. " V.
A CUP OF TEA.
Mr. Frederick Bingham, of tlie Big Horn Mine, was tlie detrimental member of an old New York family, far too proud and united to be willing to own to the world that it had failed in the person of its eldest son. Therefore his brothers, sag...acious, re- sponsible men, and conscientious, for the most part, in the use of their name, had never questioned but it was their right to use it for Fred — to repair his mistakes, and cover up his failures, and procure him another chance ; and for years, with con- stant devotion to the private before the public obligation, to sentiment^ before prin- ciple, they had saddled the family problem, in the person of their unremunerative bro- ther, upon one hopeful young enterprise after another of the broad and charitable West.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^'Then I must go myself. Are you sick ? Are you afraid ? What 's the mat- ter with you ? " shouted Darcie.
" I 'm thinkin' what size boots the Moun- tain Lily wears. I bet she wears thirteens, and the print av her f ut is studded wid nails. " V.
A CUP OF TEA.
Mr. Frederick Bingham, of tlie Big Horn Mine, was tlie detrimental member of an old New York family, far too proud and united to be willing to own to the world that it had failed in the person of its eldest son. Therefore his brothers, sag...acious, re- sponsible men, and conscientious, for the most part, in the use of their name, had never questioned but it was their right to use it for Fred — to repair his mistakes, and cover up his failures, and procure him another chance ; and for years, with con- stant devotion to the private before the public obligation, to sentiment^ before prin- ciple, they had saddled the family problem, in the person of their unremunerative bro- ther, upon one hopeful young enterprise after another of the broad and charitable West.
What to read after Cur Dalene?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Foote, Mary Hallock, 1847-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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