How Deacon Tubman And Parson Whitney Kept New Year's
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The Lad picked himself up and for the firsttime since they met Herbert saw his placid countenance wrinkled andseamed with the contortions of uproarious mirth. The sluggishness of histemperament for once was thoroughly agitated and the manhood which neverbefore had come to the surface found in hilarity a visible and adequateexpression. The Trapper had spun to his side and the two had joinedtheir hands and, looking into each other's faces, were laughing with aboisterousness that fairly shook thei...r frames and exploded in resoundingpeals.
Gradually the uproar subsided and the company settled by easy transitionto a quieter mood. The hours of the night were passing and the momentdrawing nigh when those who had mingled their merriment must part. Theold Trapper had regained his gravity and his countenance had settled toits customary repose. It seemed the general wish that the Lad wouldfavor them with a farewell piece, and in compliance with the request ofmany, the old man turned to him and said: "The hours be drawing on, Lad, and it's reasonable that we should breakup; but afore we go the folks wish to hear ye play a quiet sort of apiece that may be cheerful and pleasant like for them to remember ye bywhen we be gone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Lad picked himself up and for the firsttime since they met Herbert saw his placid countenance wrinkled andseamed with the contortions of uproarious mirth. The sluggishness of histemperament for once was thoroughly agitated and the manhood which neverbefore had come to the surface found in hilarity a visible and adequateexpression. The Trapper had spun to his side and the two had joinedtheir hands and, looking into each other's faces, were laughing with aboisterousness that fairly shook thei...r frames and exploded in resoundingpeals.
Gradually the uproar subsided and the company settled by easy transitionto a quieter mood. The hours of the night were passing and the momentdrawing nigh when those who had mingled their merriment must part. Theold Trapper had regained his gravity and his countenance had settled toits customary repose. It seemed the general wish that the Lad wouldfavor them with a farewell piece, and in compliance with the request ofmany, the old man turned to him and said: "The hours be drawing on, Lad, and it's reasonable that we should breakup; but afore we go the folks wish to hear ye play a quiet sort of apiece that may be cheerful and pleasant like for them to remember ye bywhen we be gone.
What to read after How Deacon Tubman And Parson Whitney Kept New Year's?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Murray William Henry Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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