Jerry a Novel
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His Nan would have been content with a little patch ; but Joe had dreamed golden dreams ; and JERRY. 22$ besides it was too late that year to plant a garden. Then it was that in despair he had explored the mine, had found the black hole, and on its brink a little nug- get that some creature must have dropped there.
He remembered now the intense, wondering joy of that find ; and how he had taken it to Dan Burk, the one shop-keeper of the whole region, who was at that time reduced to as great str...aits almost as Joe. It was then that with much cautious questioning they meas- ured each other, and determined to trust each other. Joe was not so much afraid of the mine as he was of hunger and death for himself and his Nancy ; and Burk, who was afraid of the mine, knew all its secrets or thought that he did.
He knew that the shaft beginning in a cave opening into which the stream, turned out of its course by Burden, had once flowed, that this shaft had run into an awful abyss which the people said had no bottom, and into which the stream must have fallen originally : that on the other side of this abyss there was a large cave about which the Indians had left a story.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His Nan would have been content with a little patch ; but Joe had dreamed golden dreams ; and JERRY. 22$ besides it was too late that year to plant a garden. Then it was that in despair he had explored the mine, had found the black hole, and on its brink a little nug- get that some creature must have dropped there.
He remembered now the intense, wondering joy of that find ; and how he had taken it to Dan Burk, the one shop-keeper of the whole region, who was at that time reduced to as great str...aits almost as Joe. It was then that with much cautious questioning they meas- ured each other, and determined to trust each other. Joe was not so much afraid of the mine as he was of hunger and death for himself and his Nancy ; and Burk, who was afraid of the mine, knew all its secrets or thought that he did.
He knew that the shaft beginning in a cave opening into which the stream, turned out of its course by Burden, had once flowed, that this shaft had run into an awful abyss which the people said had no bottom, and into which the stream must have fallen originally : that on the other side of this abyss there was a large cave about which the Indians had left a story.
What to read after Jerry a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Barnwell Elliott to read onlineMoreLess
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