In the Country God Forgot a Story of to Day
In the Country God Forgot a Story of to Day
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" Lon, " he asked, " did you hear me ? " The fellow edged off a little, as if he were afraid of something. He still had a stooping, sullen look to his form, but presently said, looking up furtively at his questioner : "Yes, Meesa Bax. " The American walked off. He wore great, rough country shoes, and they dug into the hard dry earth as he walked. He barely noticed. Once, as he neared the inner gate, a dog leaped 197 In the Country God Forgot from the shadow somewhere and stretched heavy paws th...e whole length of him, barking joyously the while.
Then, as Bax went on in silence, the sense of smell brought his farm-yards to him keenly, like a whiff from his boyhood. By it he placed his ducks over here, huddled by the wind-mill drip- pings. They were silent also, unusually so. There stood the hen-houses he had helped to build, the corrals, the little hay-sheds upon which the turkeys went to roost at night, mak- ing grotesque silhouettes at times. He heard the restless movement of his few home horses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Lon, " he asked, " did you hear me ? " The fellow edged off a little, as if he were afraid of something. He still had a stooping, sullen look to his form, but presently said, looking up furtively at his questioner : "Yes, Meesa Bax. " The American walked off. He wore great, rough country shoes, and they dug into the hard dry earth as he walked. He barely noticed. Once, as he neared the inner gate, a dog leaped 197 In the Country God Forgot from the shadow somewhere and stretched heavy paws th...e whole length of him, barking joyously the while.
Then, as Bax went on in silence, the sense of smell brought his farm-yards to him keenly, like a whiff from his boyhood. By it he placed his ducks over here, huddled by the wind-mill drip- pings. They were silent also, unusually so. There stood the hen-houses he had helped to build, the corrals, the little hay-sheds upon which the turkeys went to roost at night, mak- ing grotesque silhouettes at times. He heard the restless movement of his few home horses.
What to read after In the Country God Forgot a Story of to Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fannie a Fannie Asa Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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