Ruth Fielding At the War Front
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The sun was setting, and the strip of western sky above the hills wastinged with his golden glories. Already pale twilight lay in thevalley. But in this latitude the twilight would long remain. She didnot hasten her steps, nor did she soon turn back toward the fieldhospital.
She saw a cottage half hidden behind a hedge of evergreens. It stoodin a small square of muddy garden. There was a figure at work in thispatch--the tall, stoop-shouldered figure of a man. He was diggingparsnips that had bee...n left out for the frost to sweeten.
He used the mattock slowly and methodically. With the cottage as abackground, and the muddy bit of garden, the picture he made wastypical of the country and the people who inhabited it.
Suddenly she realized that she recognized the ragged blue smock and theold droop-brimmed hat he wore. It was Nicko, the chocolate vender. This must be his place of abode.
Ruth hesitated. She had felt some shrinking from the man before; nowshe realized she was afraid of him. He had not seen her and she stoodback and watched him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sun was setting, and the strip of western sky above the hills wastinged with his golden glories. Already pale twilight lay in thevalley. But in this latitude the twilight would long remain. She didnot hasten her steps, nor did she soon turn back toward the fieldhospital.
She saw a cottage half hidden behind a hedge of evergreens. It stoodin a small square of muddy garden. There was a figure at work in thispatch--the tall, stoop-shouldered figure of a man. He was diggingparsnips that had bee...n left out for the frost to sweeten.
He used the mattock slowly and methodically. With the cottage as abackground, and the muddy bit of garden, the picture he made wastypical of the country and the people who inhabited it.
Suddenly she realized that she recognized the ragged blue smock and theold droop-brimmed hat he wore. It was Nicko, the chocolate vender. This must be his place of abode.
Ruth hesitated. She had felt some shrinking from the man before; nowshe realized she was afraid of him. He had not seen her and she stoodback and watched him.
What to read after Ruth Fielding At the War Front?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice B Emerson to read onlineMoreLess
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