Our Home in the Silver West
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'Not quite, my cockney cousin. ' 'I thought not. ' 'Why?' said Dugald.
'It is much more intelligible. ' The hermit laughed.
'I think, Dugald, ' he said, 'your cousin has the best of you. ' He then made us tell him all our strange though brief history, as thereader already knows it. If he asked us questions, however, it wasevidently not for the sake of inquisitiveness, but to exchangeexperiences, and support the conversation. He was quite as ready to impartas to solicit information; but somehow ...we felt towards him as if he werean elder brother or uncle; and this only proves the hermit was a perfectgentleman.
'Shall you live much longer in this beautiful wilderness?' asked Donald.
'Well, I will tell you all about that, ' replied the hermit. 'And the allis very brief. When I came here first I had no intention of making a longstay. I was a trapper and hunter then pure and simple, and sold my skinsand other odds and ends which these hills yield--and what these are I mustnot even tell to you--journeying over the Andes with mules twice everyyear for that purpose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Not quite, my cockney cousin. ' 'I thought not. ' 'Why?' said Dugald.
'It is much more intelligible. ' The hermit laughed.
'I think, Dugald, ' he said, 'your cousin has the best of you. ' He then made us tell him all our strange though brief history, as thereader already knows it. If he asked us questions, however, it wasevidently not for the sake of inquisitiveness, but to exchangeexperiences, and support the conversation. He was quite as ready to impartas to solicit information; but somehow ...we felt towards him as if he werean elder brother or uncle; and this only proves the hermit was a perfectgentleman.
'Shall you live much longer in this beautiful wilderness?' asked Donald.
'Well, I will tell you all about that, ' replied the hermit. 'And the allis very brief. When I came here first I had no intention of making a longstay. I was a trapper and hunter then pure and simple, and sold my skinsand other odds and ends which these hills yield--and what these are I mustnot even tell to you--journeying over the Andes with mules twice everyyear for that purpose.
What to read after Our Home in the Silver West?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stables Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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