Rim O' the World
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And do you think I'll be under any obligation to Tom Lorrigan? Youcalled my father hard, but your father is the hardest man that everlived. The Lorrigans shall _not_--" Lance laughed, set her hat wrong side before on her head, tucked theelastic band under her chin, laughed again when she pettishly removedit and set the hat straight. "I wouldn't worry over the schoolhouseright now--nor Tom Lorrigan either, " he said. "Look at your horse downthere. If you're all right, I'll go down and see how ma...ny bones he'sbroken. You had a chance for a nasty pile-up. Do you know that?" "I'm grateful, " said Mary Hope soberly. "But it was Lorrigan meannessbrought me here; it was a Lorrigan got me into the trouble now, and aLorrigan got me out of it. It's _always_ the Lorrigans. " "Yes, and a Lorrigan's got to see you a little farther before you'rethrough with them, so cheer up. " Lance laughed again, an amusedlittle chuckle that was calculated to take the droop out of MaryHope's lips, and failed completely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And do you think I'll be under any obligation to Tom Lorrigan? Youcalled my father hard, but your father is the hardest man that everlived. The Lorrigans shall _not_--" Lance laughed, set her hat wrong side before on her head, tucked theelastic band under her chin, laughed again when she pettishly removedit and set the hat straight. "I wouldn't worry over the schoolhouseright now--nor Tom Lorrigan either, " he said. "Look at your horse downthere. If you're all right, I'll go down and see how ma...ny bones he'sbroken. You had a chance for a nasty pile-up. Do you know that?" "I'm grateful, " said Mary Hope soberly. "But it was Lorrigan meannessbrought me here; it was a Lorrigan got me into the trouble now, and aLorrigan got me out of it. It's _always_ the Lorrigans. " "Yes, and a Lorrigan's got to see you a little farther before you'rethrough with them, so cheer up. " Lance laughed again, an amusedlittle chuckle that was calculated to take the droop out of MaryHope's lips, and failed completely.
What to read after Rim O' the World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bower B. M. to read onlineMoreLess
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