In the Carquinez Woods
In the Carquinez Woods
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Aslight knowledge of English verse of a select character, unfortunately, did not assist her in the interpretation of the young man's speech, norrelieve her from the momentary feeling that he was at times deficientin intellect. She preferred, however, to take a personal view of thequestion, and expressed her sarcastic regret that she had not knownbefore that she had been indebted to the great flume and ditch atExcelsior for the pleasure of his acquaintance. This pert remarkoccasioned some explan...ation, which ended in the girl's accepting a kissin lieu of more logical argument. Nevertheless, she was still consciousof an inward irritation--always distinct from her singular and perfectlymaterial passion--which found vent as the difficulties of theirundeviating progress through the underbrush increased. At last she losther shoe again, and stopped short. "It's a pity your Indian friendsdid not christen you 'Wild Mustard' or 'Clover, '" she said satirically, "that you might have had some sympathies and longings for the openfields instead of these horrid jungles!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aslight knowledge of English verse of a select character, unfortunately, did not assist her in the interpretation of the young man's speech, norrelieve her from the momentary feeling that he was at times deficientin intellect. She preferred, however, to take a personal view of thequestion, and expressed her sarcastic regret that she had not knownbefore that she had been indebted to the great flume and ditch atExcelsior for the pleasure of his acquaintance. This pert remarkoccasioned some explan...ation, which ended in the girl's accepting a kissin lieu of more logical argument. Nevertheless, she was still consciousof an inward irritation--always distinct from her singular and perfectlymaterial passion--which found vent as the difficulties of theirundeviating progress through the underbrush increased. At last she losther shoe again, and stopped short. "It's a pity your Indian friendsdid not christen you 'Wild Mustard' or 'Clover, '" she said satirically, "that you might have had some sympathies and longings for the openfields instead of these horrid jungles!
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