Po-No-Kah
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Ay!" answered the man in a suppressed voice, as he grasped morefirmly the little hand in his, and hurried on.
After a wearisome tramp, they at last reached the edge of the forest. Bessie started to see a tall, white figure rushing with outstretchedarms toward them.
"It's the mother, " said Joe, pityingly, raising the lantern as he spoke.
"Oh, Joe!" screamed the poor woman, "have you found them?--tell me, quick!" "Well--no, Mrs. Hedden, " he shouted in reply, "not exactly that--butwe've got the ...gal safe an' sound--not a scratch on her. " In another moment Bessie was in her mother's arms.
"Only me, mother!" she sobbed; "only me; but father's looking for themand, oh! mother, Bouncer is dead!" The next day brought no better tidings. At noon the men returned fromtheir search, jaded and dispirited. After the first explanations wereover, Mr. Hedden called one of the party aside and whispered, huskily-- "Give her this, Dennis--I can't; and tell her it was the only trace wecould find. " The mother's quick eye caught sight of the object before her husband hadfairly drawn it from beneath his hunting-jacket.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ay!" answered the man in a suppressed voice, as he grasped morefirmly the little hand in his, and hurried on.
After a wearisome tramp, they at last reached the edge of the forest. Bessie started to see a tall, white figure rushing with outstretchedarms toward them.
"It's the mother, " said Joe, pityingly, raising the lantern as he spoke.
"Oh, Joe!" screamed the poor woman, "have you found them?--tell me, quick!" "Well--no, Mrs. Hedden, " he shouted in reply, "not exactly that--butwe've got the ...gal safe an' sound--not a scratch on her. " In another moment Bessie was in her mother's arms.
"Only me, mother!" she sobbed; "only me; but father's looking for themand, oh! mother, Bouncer is dead!" The next day brought no better tidings. At noon the men returned fromtheir search, jaded and dispirited. After the first explanations wereover, Mr. Hedden called one of the party aside and whispered, huskily-- "Give her this, Dennis--I can't; and tell her it was the only trace wecould find. " The mother's quick eye caught sight of the object before her husband hadfairly drawn it from beneath his hunting-jacket.
What to read after Po-No-Kah?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Mapes Dodge to read onlineMoreLess
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