My Terminal Moraine
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" "Mr. Cuthbert, " said Agnes, in a very low voice, but so distinctly thatI could hear every word, "don't you think it would be better for you togive your whole mind to keeping yourself warm and strong? For if you letyourself get benumbed you may sink down and freeze. " "Agnes, " I said, "I will not move from this little hole until I havetold you that I love you, that I have no reason to care for life orrescue unless you return my love, unless you are willing to be mine. Speak quickly to me, Ag...nes, because I may not be rescued and may neverknow whether my love for you is returned or not. " At this moment there was a tremendous crash behind me, and, turning, I saw a mass of broken ice upon the floor of the cave, with a cloudof dust and smaller fragments still falling. And then with a greatscratching and scraping, and a howl loud enough to waken the echoes ofall the lower regions, down came a red-headed, drunken shoemaker. I cannot say that he was drunk at that moment, but I knew the man the momentI saw his carroty poll, and it was drink which had sent him to thepoorhouse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Mr. Cuthbert, " said Agnes, in a very low voice, but so distinctly thatI could hear every word, "don't you think it would be better for you togive your whole mind to keeping yourself warm and strong? For if you letyourself get benumbed you may sink down and freeze. " "Agnes, " I said, "I will not move from this little hole until I havetold you that I love you, that I have no reason to care for life orrescue unless you return my love, unless you are willing to be mine. Speak quickly to me, Ag...nes, because I may not be rescued and may neverknow whether my love for you is returned or not. " At this moment there was a tremendous crash behind me, and, turning, I saw a mass of broken ice upon the floor of the cave, with a cloudof dust and smaller fragments still falling. And then with a greatscratching and scraping, and a howl loud enough to waken the echoes ofall the lower regions, down came a red-headed, drunken shoemaker. I cannot say that he was drunk at that moment, but I knew the man the momentI saw his carroty poll, and it was drink which had sent him to thepoorhouse.
What to read after My Terminal Moraine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stockton, Frank Richard, 1834-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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