Justina
Justina
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Wilton had his iron mortar and a ham- mer, and was engaged in washing out some ore, chips of which lay about him. Rolfe wore high india-rubber boots, and had evidently not con- fined his wanderings to dry land. A trailing, dripping aquatic plant hung from his fingers. He was standing with his face to the hill, and saw Justina at once as she made the turn in the' path. He strode forward to meet her.
" I thought of you, and you came, " he said, smiling, " over the hill from the East. " Mr. Wilton... looked up for a word and smile, and proceeded with his shaking and pounding. Rolfe's heavy coat lay on the ground. He spread it invitingly over a stone, and when Justina was seated, threw himself at her feet. Fidele, bounding up, made a place for himself by her side. And so they sat, familiar and at home amid the "greatness and friendly splendor" of the royal hostess, Nature.
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" I HAVE something curious to show you, " said Rolfe, extending a bit of his trailing green weed. " This is an innocent-looking vegetable, is it not?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wilton had his iron mortar and a ham- mer, and was engaged in washing out some ore, chips of which lay about him. Rolfe wore high india-rubber boots, and had evidently not con- fined his wanderings to dry land. A trailing, dripping aquatic plant hung from his fingers. He was standing with his face to the hill, and saw Justina at once as she made the turn in the' path. He strode forward to meet her.
" I thought of you, and you came, " he said, smiling, " over the hill from the East. " Mr. Wilton... looked up for a word and smile, and proceeded with his shaking and pounding. Rolfe's heavy coat lay on the ground. He spread it invitingly over a stone, and when Justina was seated, threw himself at her feet. Fidele, bounding up, made a place for himself by her side. And so they sat, familiar and at home amid the "greatness and friendly splendor" of the royal hostess, Nature.
X.
" I HAVE something curious to show you, " said Rolfe, extending a bit of his trailing green weed. " This is an innocent-looking vegetable, is it not?
What to read after Justina?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fea Allan to read onlineMoreLess
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