Devil's Ford
Devil's Ford
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Christie's escortwas a good-natured young banker, shrewd enough to avoid demonstrativeattentions, and lucky enough to interest her during the ride with hisclear and half-humorous reflections on some of the business speculationsof the day. If his ideas were occasionally too clever, and not alwaysconsistent with a high sense of honor, she was none the less interestedto know the ethics of that world of speculation into which her fatherhad plunged, and the more convinced, with mingled sense of prid...e andanxiety, that his still dominant gentlemanhood would prevent his copingwith it on equal terms. Nor could she help contrasting the conversationof the sharp-witted man at her side with what she still remembered ofthe vague, touching, boyish enthusiasm of the millionaires of Devil'sFord. Had her escort guessed the result of this contrast, he wouldhardly have been as gratified as he was with the grave attention of herbeautiful eyes.
The fascination of a gracious day and the leafy solitude of the canyonled them to prolong their ride beyond the proposed limit, and it becamenecessary towards sunset for them to seek some shorter cut home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Christie's escortwas a good-natured young banker, shrewd enough to avoid demonstrativeattentions, and lucky enough to interest her during the ride with hisclear and half-humorous reflections on some of the business speculationsof the day. If his ideas were occasionally too clever, and not alwaysconsistent with a high sense of honor, she was none the less interestedto know the ethics of that world of speculation into which her fatherhad plunged, and the more convinced, with mingled sense of prid...e andanxiety, that his still dominant gentlemanhood would prevent his copingwith it on equal terms. Nor could she help contrasting the conversationof the sharp-witted man at her side with what she still remembered ofthe vague, touching, boyish enthusiasm of the millionaires of Devil'sFord. Had her escort guessed the result of this contrast, he wouldhardly have been as gratified as he was with the grave attention of herbeautiful eyes.
The fascination of a gracious day and the leafy solitude of the canyonled them to prolong their ride beyond the proposed limit, and it becamenecessary towards sunset for them to seek some shorter cut home.
What to read after Devil's Ford?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harte, Bret, 1836-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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