Frontier Stories
Frontier Stories
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"Good-by, good-by, Charley, my boy, and keep in the right path; not up, or down, or round the gulch, you know--ha, ha!--but straight across lots to theshining gate. " He had raised his voice under the stimulus of a fewadmiring spectators, and backed his convert playfully against the wall. "You see! we're goin' in to win, you bet. Good-by! I'd ask you to stepin and have a chat, but I've got my work to do, and so have you. Thegospel mustn't keep us from that, must it, Charley? Ha, ha!" The conver...t (who elsewhere was a profane expressman, and had becomequite imbecile under Mr. Wynn's active heartiness and brotherlyhorse-play before spectators) managed, however, to feebly stammer witha blush something about "Miss Nellie. " "Ah, Nellie. She, too, is at her tasks--trimming her lamp--you know, the parable of the wise virgins, " continued Father Wynn hastily, fearing that the convert might take the illustration literally. "There, there--good-by. Keep in the right path. " And with a parting shove hedismissed Charley and entered his own house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Good-by, good-by, Charley, my boy, and keep in the right path; not up, or down, or round the gulch, you know--ha, ha!--but straight across lots to theshining gate. " He had raised his voice under the stimulus of a fewadmiring spectators, and backed his convert playfully against the wall. "You see! we're goin' in to win, you bet. Good-by! I'd ask you to stepin and have a chat, but I've got my work to do, and so have you. Thegospel mustn't keep us from that, must it, Charley? Ha, ha!" The conver...t (who elsewhere was a profane expressman, and had becomequite imbecile under Mr. Wynn's active heartiness and brotherlyhorse-play before spectators) managed, however, to feebly stammer witha blush something about "Miss Nellie. " "Ah, Nellie. She, too, is at her tasks--trimming her lamp--you know, the parable of the wise virgins, " continued Father Wynn hastily, fearing that the convert might take the illustration literally. "There, there--good-by. Keep in the right path. " And with a parting shove hedismissed Charley and entered his own house.
What to read after Frontier Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harte, Bret, 1836-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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