Golden Era volume 325
Golden Era volume 325
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T tell what I've been. Honest men don't go about the country in dirt and rags; an' I've got no money for barbers and store-clothes, " he added, with a grim laugh.
Miss Willard thought of her little hard- won treasure. She had it with her, as in those troubled times it was not safe any- where but on her person. There was a short struggle in her mind. To give up any part of this was to condemn herself to just so many months of miserable bond- age.
A moment more, with a burning blush that she had ...hesitated, she drew forth her little purse— "I have not much money, " she said, "but will divide it with you gladly. " Alas ! the test was too severe.
A light leaped into Jack Hardin's eyes; his fingers twitched nervously; his whole body trembled. He sprang toward her. Like a flash, comprehending her impru- dence, she drew back, closing her fingers tightly over the gold.
He seized her hands roughly; then open- MISS WILLARD'S TWO RINGS.
317 ing his clasp-knife with his teeth, he drew it across the delicate fingers.
What to read after Golden Era volume 325?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
T tell what I've been. Honest men don't go about the country in dirt and rags; an' I've got no money for barbers and store-clothes, " he added, with a grim laugh.
Miss Willard thought of her little hard- won treasure. She had it with her, as in those troubled times it was not safe any- where but on her person. There was a short struggle in her mind. To give up any part of this was to condemn herself to just so many months of miserable bond- age.
A moment more, with a burning blush that she had ...hesitated, she drew forth her little purse— "I have not much money, " she said, "but will divide it with you gladly. " Alas ! the test was too severe.
A light leaped into Jack Hardin's eyes; his fingers twitched nervously; his whole body trembled. He sprang toward her. Like a flash, comprehending her impru- dence, she drew back, closing her fingers tightly over the gold.
He seized her hands roughly; then open- MISS WILLARD'S TWO RINGS.
317 ing his clasp-knife with his teeth, he drew it across the delicate fingers.
What to read after Golden Era volume 325?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Calif Golden Era Company San Diego to read onlineMoreLess
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