Judith of the Godless Valley
Judith of the Godless Valley
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" Jude laughed and jumped to her feet. "You are a goose, Doug, but I suream fond of you. " Then she left him.
Douglas sat still, his head pressed against the indescribable sweetnessof the alfalfa hay, eyes on the wonder of the stars. Finally he saidaloud, "I wish there was somebody a fellow could talk to that knowsthings. I wish my grandfather Douglas was alive. Peter jaws too much. What I want is to know facts, then judge for myself. " His father passed by the haystack, pitchfork on shoulder. ..."Who are youtalking to, Doug?" he asked.
"The biggest fool in Lost Chief, " replied Douglas, rising and followinghis father to the house.
CHAPTER VI LITTLE SWIFT CROSSES THE DIVIDE "Ride 'em till they drop, then break another. That's what Nature does andthat's what I do. " --_John Spencer_ The following afternoon when Douglas rode after the mail he went round bythe west trail to call on Charleton. He found the crippled philosopherpropped up in bed, reading the _Atlantic Monthly_ and smoking a pipe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Jude laughed and jumped to her feet. "You are a goose, Doug, but I suream fond of you. " Then she left him.
Douglas sat still, his head pressed against the indescribable sweetnessof the alfalfa hay, eyes on the wonder of the stars. Finally he saidaloud, "I wish there was somebody a fellow could talk to that knowsthings. I wish my grandfather Douglas was alive. Peter jaws too much. What I want is to know facts, then judge for myself. " His father passed by the haystack, pitchfork on shoulder. ..."Who are youtalking to, Doug?" he asked.
"The biggest fool in Lost Chief, " replied Douglas, rising and followinghis father to the house.
CHAPTER VI LITTLE SWIFT CROSSES THE DIVIDE "Ride 'em till they drop, then break another. That's what Nature does andthat's what I do. " --_John Spencer_ The following afternoon when Douglas rode after the mail he went round bythe west trail to call on Charleton. He found the crippled philosopherpropped up in bed, reading the _Atlantic Monthly_ and smoking a pipe.
What to read after Judith of the Godless Valley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morrow Honoré to read onlineMoreLess
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