Dorn of the Mountains
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The winter day was bright, but steely, and the wind that whipped down from the white-capped mountains had a keen frosty edge. A scant snow lay in protected places; cattle stood bunched in the lea of ridges; low sheets of dust scurried across the flats.
The big living room of the ranch house was warm and comfortable with its red adobe walls, its huge stone fireplace where cedar logs blazed, and its many-colored blankets. Bo Rayner sat before the fire, curled up in an armchair, absorbed in a book.... On the floor lay a greyhound, his racy fine head stretched toward the warmth.
“Did Uncle call?” asked Helen, with a start out of her reverie.
“I didn’t hear him,” replied Bo.
Helen rose to tiptoe across the floor, and, softly parting some curtains, she looked into the room where her uncle lay. He was asleep. Sometimes he called out in his slumbers. For weeks now he had been confined to his bed, slowly growing weaker. With a sigh Helen returned to her window seat and took up her work.
“Bo, the sun is bright,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The winter day was bright, but steely, and the wind that whipped down from the white-capped mountains had a keen frosty edge. A scant snow lay in protected places; cattle stood bunched in the lea of ridges; low sheets of dust scurried across the flats.
The big living room of the ranch house was warm and comfortable with its red adobe walls, its huge stone fireplace where cedar logs blazed, and its many-colored blankets. Bo Rayner sat before the fire, curled up in an armchair, absorbed in a book.... On the floor lay a greyhound, his racy fine head stretched toward the warmth.
“Did Uncle call?” asked Helen, with a start out of her reverie.
“I didn’t hear him,” replied Bo.
Helen rose to tiptoe across the floor, and, softly parting some curtains, she looked into the room where her uncle lay. He was asleep. Sometimes he called out in his slumbers. For weeks now he had been confined to his bed, slowly growing weaker. With a sigh Helen returned to her window seat and took up her work.
“Bo, the sun is bright,”
What to read after Dorn of the Mountains?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grey, Zane, 1872-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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