Melbourne House, volume 1
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It had not come yet when the slow going little wagon passedthrough Crum Elbow; but by this time the Captain had seen distant dartsof lightning, and even heard the far-off warning growl of the thunder. Anew idea started up in the Captain's mind; his frisky horse might notlike lightning.
"Daisy, " said he, "my poor little Daisy--we cannot get to Melbourne--wemust stop and wait a little somewhere. Is there any house you likebetter than another? I had best turn back to the village. " "No, don't, --...stop!" cried Daisy, "don't go back, Capt. Drummond; thereis a place nearer. Turn up that road--right round there. It is verynear. " The Captain obeyed, but pulled in the reins presently as he heard anearer growl of the coming thunder. "Daisy, where is it? I don't seeanything. " "There it is, Capt. Drummond--that little house. " "_That_?" said the Captain; but there was no more time now for retreator question. He sprang out, threw the reins two or three times over thegate-post; then executed the very difficult operation of taking Daisyout of the wagon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had not come yet when the slow going little wagon passedthrough Crum Elbow; but by this time the Captain had seen distant dartsof lightning, and even heard the far-off warning growl of the thunder. Anew idea started up in the Captain's mind; his frisky horse might notlike lightning.
"Daisy, " said he, "my poor little Daisy--we cannot get to Melbourne--wemust stop and wait a little somewhere. Is there any house you likebetter than another? I had best turn back to the village. " "No, don't, --...stop!" cried Daisy, "don't go back, Capt. Drummond; thereis a place nearer. Turn up that road--right round there. It is verynear. " The Captain obeyed, but pulled in the reins presently as he heard anearer growl of the coming thunder. "Daisy, where is it? I don't seeanything. " "There it is, Capt. Drummond--that little house. " "_That_?" said the Captain; but there was no more time now for retreator question. He sprang out, threw the reins two or three times over thegate-post; then executed the very difficult operation of taking Daisyout of the wagon.
What to read after Melbourne House, volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warner Susan to read onlineMoreLess
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