Partners of the Out-Trail
Partners of the Out-Trail
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After a time, Carrie's laugh banished his moody reflections and helooked up. The firelight touched her, and although her eyes sparkledher pose was slack. Now he studied her carefully; her face was gettingthin. She was obviously playing up to Jake, and he imagined theirbanter was meant to cheer him. Carrie's clothes were shabbier than hehad thought, but they did not spoil her unconscious grace. It wasunconscious grace, because Carrie did not pose. She looked at home andsomehow made the camp look... homelike. She was unembarrassed in thewoods, as she was at the store. Jim wondered whether, if they carriedout the contract and earned the pay, she would hold her own indifferent surroundings; among fashionable women at summer hotels, forexample. Somehow he thought she would. Then a curious feeling oftenderness moved him. Carrie looked tired and he owed her much.
"I wish you would put down that sewing, " he said. "You are hurtingyour eyes. " "Very well, " Carrie agreed. "I wasn't getting on fast, and when youare bothered you have to be indulged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After a time, Carrie's laugh banished his moody reflections and helooked up. The firelight touched her, and although her eyes sparkledher pose was slack. Now he studied her carefully; her face was gettingthin. She was obviously playing up to Jake, and he imagined theirbanter was meant to cheer him. Carrie's clothes were shabbier than hehad thought, but they did not spoil her unconscious grace. It wasunconscious grace, because Carrie did not pose. She looked at home andsomehow made the camp look... homelike. She was unembarrassed in thewoods, as she was at the store. Jim wondered whether, if they carriedout the contract and earned the pay, she would hold her own indifferent surroundings; among fashionable women at summer hotels, forexample. Somehow he thought she would. Then a curious feeling oftenderness moved him. Carrie looked tired and he owed her much.
"I wish you would put down that sewing, " he said. "You are hurtingyour eyes. " "Very well, " Carrie agreed. "I wasn't getting on fast, and when youare bothered you have to be indulged.
What to read after Partners of the Out-Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bindloss Harold to read onlineMoreLess
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