Following the Grass
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TWIN FIRES.
TIME often proves itself incapable of gauging life. It was so with Joseph and Necia. Neither knew how long they had stood there enthralled.
Slippy-foot, baying the moon, had called them back. Food must be cooked, the fires built up—matters little in keeping with romance, but vital, nevertheless.
It became Necia’s task to contrive supper from such meager supplies as the dug-out held. She was supremely happy as she hurried about, Slippy-foot at her heels. She could see Jose...ph gathering dry sage. By the time she called him he had ready two great piles of it—one to warm the dugout and the other for the watch fire at the edge of the coulee.
Necia did not realize the purpose of the two piles of brush at first—one hers, the other his—and Joseph guessed as much.
“They tell their own story,” he said, “two fires where there has been but one. Your grandfather will be scanning Buckskin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TWIN FIRES.
TIME often proves itself incapable of gauging life. It was so with Joseph and Necia. Neither knew how long they had stood there enthralled.
Slippy-foot, baying the moon, had called them back. Food must be cooked, the fires built up—matters little in keeping with romance, but vital, nevertheless.
It became Necia’s task to contrive supper from such meager supplies as the dug-out held. She was supremely happy as she hurried about, Slippy-foot at her heels. She could see Jose...ph gathering dry sage. By the time she called him he had ready two great piles of it—one to warm the dugout and the other for the watch fire at the edge of the coulee.
Necia did not realize the purpose of the two piles of brush at first—one hers, the other his—and Joseph guessed as much.
“They tell their own story,” he said, “two fires where there has been but one. Your grandfather will be scanning Buckskin.
What to read after Following the Grass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Sinclair Drago to read onlineMoreLess
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