Jess of the Rebel Trail
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But, there, Ihave talked too long. I must hurry away home. I hope Gabe will neverknow that I have been here. He must think that he lost that money. " "You are not going to walk home, Hettie, " Mrs. Hampton told her. "Johnwill be back shortly, and he will take you in his car. It is too longa walk. " "But I must. You don't understand. What if Gabe comes home and findsme gone?" "Where is he now, did you say?" "In the city, so I believe. " "Very well, then, most likely he will stay there a few hour...s. If hecomes, it will be on the 'Oconee, ' and John can get you home beforethat. So you must stay. Come, let me take off your hat. " After considerable persuasion, Mrs. Hampton induced her visitor toremain. Then she went into the kitchen and placed the supper upon thetable. She could not understand what was keeping John and Jess solong. Anyway, she and Hettie would have their tea, and the youngpeople could have theirs by themselves. She believed that Hettie mightfeel somewhat embarrassed in the presence of Jess, owing to her shabbyappearance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, there, Ihave talked too long. I must hurry away home. I hope Gabe will neverknow that I have been here. He must think that he lost that money. " "You are not going to walk home, Hettie, " Mrs. Hampton told her. "Johnwill be back shortly, and he will take you in his car. It is too longa walk. " "But I must. You don't understand. What if Gabe comes home and findsme gone?" "Where is he now, did you say?" "In the city, so I believe. " "Very well, then, most likely he will stay there a few hour...s. If hecomes, it will be on the 'Oconee, ' and John can get you home beforethat. So you must stay. Come, let me take off your hat. " After considerable persuasion, Mrs. Hampton induced her visitor toremain. Then she went into the kitchen and placed the supper upon thetable. She could not understand what was keeping John and Jess solong. Anyway, she and Hettie would have their tea, and the youngpeople could have theirs by themselves. She believed that Hettie mightfeel somewhat embarrassed in the presence of Jess, owing to her shabbyappearance.
What to read after Jess of the Rebel Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cody Hiram Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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