Elder Conklin And Other Stories
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Jarvis kinshoot!" I rose to my feet. Jarvis was standing inside the fence supported bysome one; blood was welling from his bared left shoulder.
"I ain't much hurt, " he said, "but I guess the Sheriff's got it bad. " The men moved on, drawing me with them, through the gate to where theSheriff lay. Martin turned him over on his back. They opened his shirt, and there on the broad chest were two little blue marks, each in thecentre of a small mound of pink flesh.
4TH APRIL, 1891.
* * * * * A MO...DERN IDYLL.
"I call it real good of you, Mr. Letgood, to come and see me. Won't yoube seated?" "Thank you. It's very warm to-day; and as I didn't feel like reading orwriting, I thought I'd come round. " "You're just too kind for anythin'! To come an' pay me a visit when youmust be tired out with yesterday's preachin'. An' what a sermon you gaveus in the mornin'--it was too sweet. I had to wink my eyes pretty hard, an' pull the tears down the back way, or I should have cried right out--and Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jarvis kinshoot!" I rose to my feet. Jarvis was standing inside the fence supported bysome one; blood was welling from his bared left shoulder.
"I ain't much hurt, " he said, "but I guess the Sheriff's got it bad. " The men moved on, drawing me with them, through the gate to where theSheriff lay. Martin turned him over on his back. They opened his shirt, and there on the broad chest were two little blue marks, each in thecentre of a small mound of pink flesh.
4TH APRIL, 1891.
* * * * * A MO...DERN IDYLL.
"I call it real good of you, Mr. Letgood, to come and see me. Won't yoube seated?" "Thank you. It's very warm to-day; and as I didn't feel like reading orwriting, I thought I'd come round. " "You're just too kind for anythin'! To come an' pay me a visit when youmust be tired out with yesterday's preachin'. An' what a sermon you gaveus in the mornin'--it was too sweet. I had to wink my eyes pretty hard, an' pull the tears down the back way, or I should have cried right out--and Mrs.
What to read after Elder Conklin And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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