Far in the Forest a Story
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Perhaps you're a-guessin' as that ain't God's work." " Why not ? It is all his work." " There's ways and ways," urged Phil, keenly disposed for discussion ; but the German diverged, a little bored, and desirous to be on his way again.
" Isn't this Mrs. Preston's land ?" " Yes, and a good mill-site, too. Quite a natural dam, and handy to the river." " What will Rollins want to give her ?" 86 F^R IN THE FOREST.
" I don't know, rightly. He kind of left it to me and her." " Then it's not settled ye...t?" "No." " What is the way to your house, Richmond ?" " Goin' thar, are you ? Well, ye're a bit off. It's 'stonishin' how you city folks git to lose yourselves in a clean wood. Two miles off, you air. FoUer the brook a mile, and take a ox-road to left. What's goin' on now ?" " Nothing of moment. I am going to see your wife." " Well, that's the way." He was wondering why a man should go to see another man's wife with no object in view which he seemed to care to state.
" By the bye, Mrs. Richmond will tell you my errand when you see her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps you're a-guessin' as that ain't God's work." " Why not ? It is all his work." " There's ways and ways," urged Phil, keenly disposed for discussion ; but the German diverged, a little bored, and desirous to be on his way again.
" Isn't this Mrs. Preston's land ?" " Yes, and a good mill-site, too. Quite a natural dam, and handy to the river." " What will Rollins want to give her ?" 86 F^R IN THE FOREST.
" I don't know, rightly. He kind of left it to me and her." " Then it's not settled ye...t?" "No." " What is the way to your house, Richmond ?" " Goin' thar, are you ? Well, ye're a bit off. It's 'stonishin' how you city folks git to lose yourselves in a clean wood. Two miles off, you air. FoUer the brook a mile, and take a ox-road to left. What's goin' on now ?" " Nothing of moment. I am going to see your wife." " Well, that's the way." He was wondering why a man should go to see another man's wife with no object in view which he seemed to care to state.
" By the bye, Mrs. Richmond will tell you my errand when you see her.
What to read after Far in the Forest a Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell Silas Weir to read onlineMoreLess
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