Life On the Mississippi, Part 12.
Life On the Mississippi, Part 12.
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The animalshide themselves from my breath, and the very ground becomes as hard asflint. ' 'I shake my ringlets, ' rejoined the young man, 'and warm showers of softrain fall upon the earth. The plants lift up their heads out of theearth, like the eyes of children glistening with delight. My voicerecalls the birds. The warmth of my breath unlocks the streams. Musicfills the groves wherever I walk, and all nature rejoices. ' At length the sun began to rise. A gentle warmth came over the place. The... tongue of the old man became silent. The robin and bluebird began tosing on the top of the lodge. The stream began to murmur by the door, and the fragrance of growing herbs and flowers came softly on the vernalbreeze.
Daylight fully revealed to the young man the character of hisentertainer. When he looked upon him, he had the icy visage ofPeboan. {footnote [Winter. ]} Streams began to flow from his eyes. As thesun increased, he grew less and less in stature, and anon had meltedcompletely away. Nothing remained on the place of his lodge-fire but themiskodeed, {footnote [The trailing arbutus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The animalshide themselves from my breath, and the very ground becomes as hard asflint. ' 'I shake my ringlets, ' rejoined the young man, 'and warm showers of softrain fall upon the earth. The plants lift up their heads out of theearth, like the eyes of children glistening with delight. My voicerecalls the birds. The warmth of my breath unlocks the streams. Musicfills the groves wherever I walk, and all nature rejoices. ' At length the sun began to rise. A gentle warmth came over the place. The... tongue of the old man became silent. The robin and bluebird began tosing on the top of the lodge. The stream began to murmur by the door, and the fragrance of growing herbs and flowers came softly on the vernalbreeze.
Daylight fully revealed to the young man the character of hisentertainer. When he looked upon him, he had the icy visage ofPeboan. {footnote [Winter. ]} Streams began to flow from his eyes. As thesun increased, he grew less and less in stature, and anon had meltedcompletely away. Nothing remained on the place of his lodge-fire but themiskodeed, {footnote [The trailing arbutus.
What to read after Life On the Mississippi, Part 12.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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