High Mountain : An Idyl of the Old South
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yo High Mountain.
The pent-up feelings of the father at length found words. "Whoever he is," he said, rais- ing his hand, "let him take my cus, and as for this onthankful an' disobedient daughter, — " "O no, no. Mars' Josh," cried Uncle Isaac, "don't cuss de little gal I've carried in dese ol' arms," and Mrs. Simpkins put her hand upon his lips to keep back the dreadful words, and wept aloud.
"If he has wronged her," said Dave at length, "if he has wronged the gal I loved, an' he an' I both liv...e to meet, one or t'other of us shall die." "Vengeance belongeth to de Lord, Mars' Dave," said Uncle Isaac, "He will repay." PART III.
CHAPTEK X.
David Dean's Despair. Civil War Begins.
David Dean Enlists. The Depabttjee of THE Company fob the Seat of War.
"I am heartily sorry for your affliction, Mr.
Simpkins, and if anything could reconcile me to Arthur's wilful! departure at this busy sea- son, it would be the thought that, being far away from the scene of these sad happenings, he can in no wise be connected with your daugh- ter's disappearance." It was Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
yo High Mountain.
The pent-up feelings of the father at length found words. "Whoever he is," he said, rais- ing his hand, "let him take my cus, and as for this onthankful an' disobedient daughter, — " "O no, no. Mars' Josh," cried Uncle Isaac, "don't cuss de little gal I've carried in dese ol' arms," and Mrs. Simpkins put her hand upon his lips to keep back the dreadful words, and wept aloud.
"If he has wronged her," said Dave at length, "if he has wronged the gal I loved, an' he an' I both liv...e to meet, one or t'other of us shall die." "Vengeance belongeth to de Lord, Mars' Dave," said Uncle Isaac, "He will repay." PART III.
CHAPTEK X.
David Dean's Despair. Civil War Begins.
David Dean Enlists. The Depabttjee of THE Company fob the Seat of War.
"I am heartily sorry for your affliction, Mr.
Simpkins, and if anything could reconcile me to Arthur's wilful! departure at this busy sea- son, it would be the thought that, being far away from the scene of these sad happenings, he can in no wise be connected with your daugh- ter's disappearance." It was Mr.
What to read after High Mountain : An Idyl of the Old South?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbey Press to read onlineMoreLess
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