Hard Pan a Story of Bonanza Fortunes
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Seymour had presented him as " Bart Nelson, our prize young man "staring at her over his plate with a steady, ruminating air. As he met her eyes for the second time, he said : "Off your feed?" And then, in reply to the colonel s look of uneasy inquiry, jerked his head toward Viola and said : "Mrs. Seymour ain t goin to lose anything by her. " Mrs. Seymour replied that she wanted some body like that to even things off against such an appetite as Mr. Nelson s. The laugh then was on the prize youn...g man, and he joined in it as heartily as the others. Miss Mercer, who, it appeared, was a school teacher, and who had the tight-mouthed visage and dominant voice of those who habitually in struct the young, said she guessed Miss Eeed was trying to put Mrs. Seymour off her guard ; 190 HARD-PAN it was a case of making a good impression in the beginning. The voice of the little girl here rose with penetrating suddenness : " She don t ever eat much. She >s too thin. " Viola, suddenly the objective point of inter est of the table, felt herself growing red and embarrassed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seymour had presented him as " Bart Nelson, our prize young man "staring at her over his plate with a steady, ruminating air. As he met her eyes for the second time, he said : "Off your feed?" And then, in reply to the colonel s look of uneasy inquiry, jerked his head toward Viola and said : "Mrs. Seymour ain t goin to lose anything by her. " Mrs. Seymour replied that she wanted some body like that to even things off against such an appetite as Mr. Nelson s. The laugh then was on the prize youn...g man, and he joined in it as heartily as the others. Miss Mercer, who, it appeared, was a school teacher, and who had the tight-mouthed visage and dominant voice of those who habitually in struct the young, said she guessed Miss Eeed was trying to put Mrs. Seymour off her guard ; 190 HARD-PAN it was a case of making a good impression in the beginning. The voice of the little girl here rose with penetrating suddenness : " She don t ever eat much. She >s too thin. " Viola, suddenly the objective point of inter est of the table, felt herself growing red and embarrassed.
What to read after Hard Pan a Story of Bonanza Fortunes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bonner Geraldine to read onlineMoreLess
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