Summer
Summer
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Royall had told him, and if it had reallydebased her in his thoughts. She wished he had not asked her to take himthat day to the brown house; she did not want him to see the people shecame from while the story of her birth was fresh in his mind. More thanonce she had been on the point of suggesting that they should follow theridge and drive straight to Hamblin, where there was a little desertedhouse he wanted to see; but shyness and pride held her back. "He'dbetter know what kind of folks I bel...ong to, " she said to herself, witha somewhat forced defiance; for in reality it was shame that kept hersilent.
Suddenly she lifted her hand and pointed to the sky. "There's a stormcoming up. " He followed her glance and smiled. "Is it that scrap of cloud among thepines that frightens you?" "It's over the Mountain; and a cloud over the Mountain always meanstrouble. " "Oh, I don't believe half the bad things you all say of the Mountain!But anyhow, we'll get down to the brown house before the rain comes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Royall had told him, and if it had reallydebased her in his thoughts. She wished he had not asked her to take himthat day to the brown house; she did not want him to see the people shecame from while the story of her birth was fresh in his mind. More thanonce she had been on the point of suggesting that they should follow theridge and drive straight to Hamblin, where there was a little desertedhouse he wanted to see; but shyness and pride held her back. "He'dbetter know what kind of folks I bel...ong to, " she said to herself, witha somewhat forced defiance; for in reality it was shame that kept hersilent.
Suddenly she lifted her hand and pointed to the sky. "There's a stormcoming up. " He followed her glance and smiled. "Is it that scrap of cloud among thepines that frightens you?" "It's over the Mountain; and a cloud over the Mountain always meanstrouble. " "Oh, I don't believe half the bad things you all say of the Mountain!But anyhow, we'll get down to the brown house before the rain comes.
What to read after Summer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wharton Edith to read onlineMoreLess
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