In the Stranger Peoples Country a Novel
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He flung himself from his horse, and followed on his friend's heels with such despatch that albeit he did not hear the words with which Shattuck greeted the party within, he was on the threshold before a rejoinder was elicited. No friendly greeting had it been, to judge from the dismayed, deprecatory faces grouped about the fire. Adelaide had risen with a slow look of doubt, a sort of stunned surprise. Leti- tia, who had been out milking the cows, stood in the back doorway, the brimming piggin ...on her head, one hand lifted to stay it, the wind rustling the straight skirt of her dress, the twilight and the fire-light min gled on her face. Her blue eyes were alight with a sort of wonder, that held nevertheless an intimation of comprehension, which was at variance with the stolid amazement in Baker Anderson's countenance, as, just arrived and still breathless, he sat squarely in his chair, one hand on either knee, his jaw fallen, gaping thunder-struck at the intruder. The centre of the family group, Moses, was seated upon the floor in the fire-light, and turned himself dexterously about to survey over his small shoulder the new comers ; he was silent in seeming recognition of the fact that their gaze overlooked him, and had no ref erence to his existence ; his soft face only expressed 238 IN THE " STRANGER PEOPLE'S " COUNTRY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He flung himself from his horse, and followed on his friend's heels with such despatch that albeit he did not hear the words with which Shattuck greeted the party within, he was on the threshold before a rejoinder was elicited. No friendly greeting had it been, to judge from the dismayed, deprecatory faces grouped about the fire. Adelaide had risen with a slow look of doubt, a sort of stunned surprise. Leti- tia, who had been out milking the cows, stood in the back doorway, the brimming piggin ...on her head, one hand lifted to stay it, the wind rustling the straight skirt of her dress, the twilight and the fire-light min gled on her face. Her blue eyes were alight with a sort of wonder, that held nevertheless an intimation of comprehension, which was at variance with the stolid amazement in Baker Anderson's countenance, as, just arrived and still breathless, he sat squarely in his chair, one hand on either knee, his jaw fallen, gaping thunder-struck at the intruder. The centre of the family group, Moses, was seated upon the floor in the fire-light, and turned himself dexterously about to survey over his small shoulder the new comers ; he was silent in seeming recognition of the fact that their gaze overlooked him, and had no ref erence to his existence ; his soft face only expressed 238 IN THE " STRANGER PEOPLE'S " COUNTRY.
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