Ruth Fielding in the Great Northwest
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And, of course, we are in a hurry?" "Always, " grumbled the producer. "We must start for our Western locationas soon as possible; but the New York scenes must be shot first. " It was a fine day, and the shore of the Lumano River offered a pleasantprospect for out-of-door exercise, and after he had spent more than anhour walking about with Wonota, the canny Mr. Hammond obtained, he said, a "good line" on the character and capabilities of the Indian girl.
"You had me guessing for a time, Miss Rut...h, " he laughingly said to thegirl of the Red Mill. "I did not know what you were hinting at I see itnow. Wonota is a true redskin. We read about the stoicism of her race, but we do not realize what that means until we try to fathom an Indian'sdeeper feelings.
"I talked with her about her father. She is very proud of him, thisTotantora, as she calls him. But only now and then does she express (andthat in a flash) her real love and admiration for him.
"She is deeply, and justly, angered at that Dakota Joe Fenbrook.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And, of course, we are in a hurry?" "Always, " grumbled the producer. "We must start for our Western locationas soon as possible; but the New York scenes must be shot first. " It was a fine day, and the shore of the Lumano River offered a pleasantprospect for out-of-door exercise, and after he had spent more than anhour walking about with Wonota, the canny Mr. Hammond obtained, he said, a "good line" on the character and capabilities of the Indian girl.
"You had me guessing for a time, Miss Rut...h, " he laughingly said to thegirl of the Red Mill. "I did not know what you were hinting at I see itnow. Wonota is a true redskin. We read about the stoicism of her race, but we do not realize what that means until we try to fathom an Indian'sdeeper feelings.
"I talked with her about her father. She is very proud of him, thisTotantora, as she calls him. But only now and then does she express (andthat in a flash) her real love and admiration for him.
"She is deeply, and justly, angered at that Dakota Joe Fenbrook.
What to read after Ruth Fielding in the Great Northwest?
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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