Tales of Old California
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The young man sprang to his feet and came to meet them. He nodded to Breesen but his words were directed only to Conchita. " And I'm glad, thundering glad, to see you too, " he said.
" But how is it you're back so soon? " Conchita asked, throwing herself down in a hammock that was strung between two of the pillars of the veranda. " I thought you had gone over the second ridge. " " Yes, and you thought right, " Whitner an swered. There was a note of suppressed excite ment in his voice as he agai...n took his seat on the steps. " But I found something that beats hunt ing all hollow something that if it pans out right will buy more skins than I could collect in a thousand years, " he added.
"And that is what?" Conchita asked calmly as she swung lazily to and fro. " What wonderful treasure have you discovered now?" she smiled; she was used to Jack's way of exaggerating every thing.
Whitner glanced up doubtfully at Breesen who was still standing. " Oh, I'll tell you all about it at some other time, " he answered evasively.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The young man sprang to his feet and came to meet them. He nodded to Breesen but his words were directed only to Conchita. " And I'm glad, thundering glad, to see you too, " he said.
" But how is it you're back so soon? " Conchita asked, throwing herself down in a hammock that was strung between two of the pillars of the veranda. " I thought you had gone over the second ridge. " " Yes, and you thought right, " Whitner an swered. There was a note of suppressed excite ment in his voice as he agai...n took his seat on the steps. " But I found something that beats hunt ing all hollow something that if it pans out right will buy more skins than I could collect in a thousand years, " he added.
"And that is what?" Conchita asked calmly as she swung lazily to and fro. " What wonderful treasure have you discovered now?" she smiled; she was used to Jack's way of exaggerating every thing.
Whitner glanced up doubtfully at Breesen who was still standing. " Oh, I'll tell you all about it at some other time, " he answered evasively.
What to read after Tales of Old California?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Caldwell Park to read onlineMoreLess
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