Pocket Island
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Manson, who sat next to Liddy, kept a sharp watch, for he didn'tintend to have some other fellow steal a march on him. He noticed thatshe husked cautiously, and when presently he saw her drop an unhuskedear by her side he quietly picked it up and found it was a red one. Hesaid nothing, but her action set him to thinking. It was not long erethe pile of corn melted away, and then the floor was swept; Joe Dencietook his place in one corner on a tall stool, and the party formed intwo lines for the ...Virginia reel.
There is no modern "function" that has one-half the fun in it that anold-time husking-bee had, and no dance that can compare with anold-fashioned contra-dance enjoyed in a big barn, with one energeticfiddler perched in a corner for an orchestra, and six lanterns to lightthe festivities! It was music, mirth, care-free happiness and frolicpersonified. The floor may have been rough, but what mattered? The youngmen's boots might have been a trifle heavy, but their hearts were not, and when it came to "balance and swing, " with the strains of "MoneyMusk" echoing from the bare rafters, the girl knew she had a livefellow's arm around her waist, and not one afraid to more than touch herfingers lest her costume be soiled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Manson, who sat next to Liddy, kept a sharp watch, for he didn'tintend to have some other fellow steal a march on him. He noticed thatshe husked cautiously, and when presently he saw her drop an unhuskedear by her side he quietly picked it up and found it was a red one. Hesaid nothing, but her action set him to thinking. It was not long erethe pile of corn melted away, and then the floor was swept; Joe Dencietook his place in one corner on a tall stool, and the party formed intwo lines for the ...Virginia reel.
There is no modern "function" that has one-half the fun in it that anold-time husking-bee had, and no dance that can compare with anold-fashioned contra-dance enjoyed in a big barn, with one energeticfiddler perched in a corner for an orchestra, and six lanterns to lightthe festivities! It was music, mirth, care-free happiness and frolicpersonified. The floor may have been rough, but what mattered? The youngmen's boots might have been a trifle heavy, but their hearts were not, and when it came to "balance and swing, " with the strains of "MoneyMusk" echoing from the bare rafters, the girl knew she had a livefellow's arm around her waist, and not one afraid to more than touch herfingers lest her costume be soiled.
What to read after Pocket Island?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Munn Charles Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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