In Old Kentucky
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"There's a way, " he told himself. "It's bold and risky, but nobody'llsuspicion me. I've kept straight here in the bluegrass. The mountainsand all as ever knowed me thar are far away!" But all who had known him in the mountains were not as far away as hesupposed. Even as he spoke a dusty, weary figure in worn homespun, carrying a mammoth bundle, limping sadly upon bruised and blisteredfeet, came through the shrubbery, approaching the great stables from thefar side of the big house-lot. Holton l...ooked at this wayfarer withamazement.
"Madge Brierly!" he cried. "Gal, what are you a-doin' here?" "Don't know's I've got any call to tell you, " Madge replied, almost asmuch astonished at the sight of him as he had been at sight of her. Thenshe smiled roguishly at him. "Maybe you'll find out, though. " "I tell you this ain't no place for you, " he admonished her. "Lordy!They takes up folks that looks like you, for vagrants. Take my advice, turn back to the mountings. " She looked at him with that same smile, still unimpressed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"There's a way, " he told himself. "It's bold and risky, but nobody'llsuspicion me. I've kept straight here in the bluegrass. The mountainsand all as ever knowed me thar are far away!" But all who had known him in the mountains were not as far away as hesupposed. Even as he spoke a dusty, weary figure in worn homespun, carrying a mammoth bundle, limping sadly upon bruised and blisteredfeet, came through the shrubbery, approaching the great stables from thefar side of the big house-lot. Holton l...ooked at this wayfarer withamazement.
"Madge Brierly!" he cried. "Gal, what are you a-doin' here?" "Don't know's I've got any call to tell you, " Madge replied, almost asmuch astonished at the sight of him as he had been at sight of her. Thenshe smiled roguishly at him. "Maybe you'll find out, though. " "I tell you this ain't no place for you, " he admonished her. "Lordy!They takes up folks that looks like you, for vagrants. Take my advice, turn back to the mountings. " She looked at him with that same smile, still unimpressed.
What to read after In Old Kentucky?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Marshall And Charles T Dazey to read onlineMoreLess
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