Eastover Court House a Novel
Eastover Court House a Novel
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He took a letter out of his pocket and struck matches until he had read it again. Like himself, Fairfax was an indifferent letter-writer, and the phras- ing was commonplace. It was quite short. Hugh felt no disappointment, and believed there was no change in the writer. He was too well used to her letters. No matter how strongly she felt, or how well she might be able to express herself by word of mouth, nothing of this showed on paper. Hugh had intended to form some plan as to his future life,... when he came out; but now his mind wandered from his purpose. He would wait till to-morrow. He wondered idly how long the general would live, felt sleepy, and went in.
The next da}^ dawned hot, and he did not feel in the humor for thought. ''After all, 'sufficient for the day, '" he yawned. The warning strokes of the overseer's bell found him in the yard. There was no order about the beginning of the day's work. Major Tazewell was not up, and the corn could not be got until the key of the corn-house was brought; and all the hands seemed perfectly indifferent as to when it came.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He took a letter out of his pocket and struck matches until he had read it again. Like himself, Fairfax was an indifferent letter-writer, and the phras- ing was commonplace. It was quite short. Hugh felt no disappointment, and believed there was no change in the writer. He was too well used to her letters. No matter how strongly she felt, or how well she might be able to express herself by word of mouth, nothing of this showed on paper. Hugh had intended to form some plan as to his future life,... when he came out; but now his mind wandered from his purpose. He would wait till to-morrow. He wondered idly how long the general would live, felt sleepy, and went in.
The next da}^ dawned hot, and he did not feel in the humor for thought. ''After all, 'sufficient for the day, '" he yawned. The warning strokes of the overseer's bell found him in the yard. There was no order about the beginning of the day's work. Major Tazewell was not up, and the corn could not be got until the key of the corn-house was brought; and all the hands seemed perfectly indifferent as to when it came.
What to read after Eastover Court House a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Burnham Boone to read onlineMoreLess
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