Rubina
Rubina
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" " We will go, " she said huskily. " Come, Mr. Wright. I can't go home yet. " It was at least a mile to the Alum Rocks. I thought it extremely unlikely that he had ventured there in defi- ance of his father's command. But action, however misap- plied, was better than quiescence, so we pushed on bravely, keeping a kind of running pace with Mr. Wright's heavy strides. Not a word penetrated the wintry silence. It was intensely cold. Our rapid motion served to keen us some- 240 KUBINA.
what warm ;... but vapor froze upon our mouths and nostrils, and the stinging blast cut keenly into our exposed faces. Demis suddenly stopped.
"Ruby, I believe I have frozen my hands. They are numb, " said she.
" Swing 'em ! swing 'em !" shouted Mr. Wright, pushing forward. " So !" he added, violently swinging his own arms by way of example. "That will keep the blood a circula- ting. " I bethought me of a pair of mittens in my pocket. I had dropped them there in the morning, and utterly forgotten them since. Now, I inwardly blessed the chance, and I drew them on Demis' s chilled fingers, in spite of her feeble re- monstrance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " We will go, " she said huskily. " Come, Mr. Wright. I can't go home yet. " It was at least a mile to the Alum Rocks. I thought it extremely unlikely that he had ventured there in defi- ance of his father's command. But action, however misap- plied, was better than quiescence, so we pushed on bravely, keeping a kind of running pace with Mr. Wright's heavy strides. Not a word penetrated the wintry silence. It was intensely cold. Our rapid motion served to keen us some- 240 KUBINA.
what warm ;... but vapor froze upon our mouths and nostrils, and the stinging blast cut keenly into our exposed faces. Demis suddenly stopped.
"Ruby, I believe I have frozen my hands. They are numb, " said she.
" Swing 'em ! swing 'em !" shouted Mr. Wright, pushing forward. " So !" he added, violently swinging his own arms by way of example. "That will keep the blood a circula- ting. " I bethought me of a pair of mittens in my pocket. I had dropped them there in the morning, and utterly forgotten them since. Now, I inwardly blessed the chance, and I drew them on Demis' s chilled fingers, in spite of her feeble re- monstrance.
What to read after Rubina?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Carolyn Jenkyns to read onlineMoreLess
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