Pine Knot a Story of Kentucky Life
Pine Knot a Story of Kentucky Life
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Liberty Preston was a bright pupil. She had not The Heart of Joe Lakes 165 attended school for several years, but she stood with the most advanced pupils. And she could spell. A graduate from the district school of No Bus ness, she knew the Old Blueback from cover to cover, and on Fridays, when the school chose up, she was the first one chosen and the last one down. She had better clothes than most of the girls ; her white sunbonnet was a wonder in its wealth of starched frills ; her hair, inst...ead of perpetually falling down, and needing con stant twisting and securing with a comb, held itself in place with its own curliness and a tortoise-shell comb which was the envy of all the girls ; and when it fell, as at times it must when playing at recess, it fell in such bewitching disarray about her rosy cheeks and pretty pink ears, that one might have wished to see it fall more frequently. And when she sang, the rafters of the old schoolhouse rang. She was a girl of de cision, too, and her black eyes could snap in anger or what passed for anger when any of the large boys attempted to be free with her; for while she did her best to make them show their love for her, and she had lovers other than Joe Lakes, and it was a small task to tempt them into an exhibition of their affection, she gave favors to none, wherefore they loved her the more madly, and envied Joe, who lived in the same house with her, and Fletcher, for whom some thought she cared.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Liberty Preston was a bright pupil. She had not The Heart of Joe Lakes 165 attended school for several years, but she stood with the most advanced pupils. And she could spell. A graduate from the district school of No Bus ness, she knew the Old Blueback from cover to cover, and on Fridays, when the school chose up, she was the first one chosen and the last one down. She had better clothes than most of the girls ; her white sunbonnet was a wonder in its wealth of starched frills ; her hair, inst...ead of perpetually falling down, and needing con stant twisting and securing with a comb, held itself in place with its own curliness and a tortoise-shell comb which was the envy of all the girls ; and when it fell, as at times it must when playing at recess, it fell in such bewitching disarray about her rosy cheeks and pretty pink ears, that one might have wished to see it fall more frequently. And when she sang, the rafters of the old schoolhouse rang. She was a girl of de cision, too, and her black eyes could snap in anger or what passed for anger when any of the large boys attempted to be free with her; for while she did her best to make them show their love for her, and she had lovers other than Joe Lakes, and it was a small task to tempt them into an exhibition of their affection, she gave favors to none, wherefore they loved her the more madly, and envied Joe, who lived in the same house with her, and Fletcher, for whom some thought she cared.
What to read after Pine Knot a Story of Kentucky Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William E Barton Theodore G Soares And Sydney Strong to read onlineMoreLess
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