From Sand Hill to Pine
From Sand Hill to Pine
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"Ye didn't tell me what luck ye had with the pan, " she said, delayingtaking his hand.
Fleming shrugged his shoulders. "Oh, my usual luck, --nothing, " hereturned, with a smile.
"Ye seem to keer more for gettin' yer old ring back than for any luck, "she continued. "I reckon you ain't much o' a miner. " "I'm afraid not. " "Ye didn't say wot yer name was, in case dad wants to know. " "I don't think he will want to; but it's John Fleming. " She took his hand. "You didn't tell me yours, " he said, ...holding thelittle red fingers, "in case I wanted to know. " It pleased her to consider the rejoinder intensely witty. She showed allher little teeth, threw away his hand, and said:-- "G' long with ye, Mr. Fleming. It's Tinka"-- "Tinker?" "Yes; short for Katinka, --Katinka Jallinger. " "Good-by, Miss Jallinger. " "Good-by. Dad's name is Henry Boone Jallinger, of Kentucky, ef ye wasever askin'. " "Thank you. " He turned away as she swiftly re-entered the house. As he walked away, he half expected to hear her voice uplifted again in the camp-meetingchant, but he was disappointed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Ye didn't tell me what luck ye had with the pan, " she said, delayingtaking his hand.
Fleming shrugged his shoulders. "Oh, my usual luck, --nothing, " hereturned, with a smile.
"Ye seem to keer more for gettin' yer old ring back than for any luck, "she continued. "I reckon you ain't much o' a miner. " "I'm afraid not. " "Ye didn't say wot yer name was, in case dad wants to know. " "I don't think he will want to; but it's John Fleming. " She took his hand. "You didn't tell me yours, " he said, ...holding thelittle red fingers, "in case I wanted to know. " It pleased her to consider the rejoinder intensely witty. She showed allher little teeth, threw away his hand, and said:-- "G' long with ye, Mr. Fleming. It's Tinka"-- "Tinker?" "Yes; short for Katinka, --Katinka Jallinger. " "Good-by, Miss Jallinger. " "Good-by. Dad's name is Henry Boone Jallinger, of Kentucky, ef ye wasever askin'. " "Thank you. " He turned away as she swiftly re-entered the house. As he walked away, he half expected to hear her voice uplifted again in the camp-meetingchant, but he was disappointed.
What to read after From Sand Hill to Pine?
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