Tang of Life
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Weston could find no fault with the rooms. They were neat and clean, even to the window-panes. Alice Weston was delighted. From her window she could see miles of the western desert, and the far, mysterious ranges bulked against the blue of the north; ranges that seemed to whisper of romance, the unexplored, the alluring.
While Mrs. Adams was arranging things, Alice Weston gazed out of the window. Below in the street a cowboy passed jauntily. A stray burro crossed the street and nosed among some... weeds. Then a stolid Indian stalked by.
99 Tang of Life "Why, that is a real Indian!" exclaimed the girl.
"A Navajo, " said Mrs. Adams. "They come in quite often. " "Really? And oh, I forgot the young mat. Who rescued us told us that he was your son. " ' ' Lorry ! Rescued you ? ' ' "Yes. " And the girl told Mrs. Adams about the accident and the tramp.
"I 'm thankful that he did n't get killed, " was Mrs. Adams's comment when the girl had finished.
Alone in her room, Alice Weston bared her round young arms and enjoyed a real, old-fashioned wash in a real, old-fashioned washbowl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Weston could find no fault with the rooms. They were neat and clean, even to the window-panes. Alice Weston was delighted. From her window she could see miles of the western desert, and the far, mysterious ranges bulked against the blue of the north; ranges that seemed to whisper of romance, the unexplored, the alluring.
While Mrs. Adams was arranging things, Alice Weston gazed out of the window. Below in the street a cowboy passed jauntily. A stray burro crossed the street and nosed among some... weeds. Then a stolid Indian stalked by.
99 Tang of Life "Why, that is a real Indian!" exclaimed the girl.
"A Navajo, " said Mrs. Adams. "They come in quite often. " "Really? And oh, I forgot the young mat. Who rescued us told us that he was your son. " ' ' Lorry ! Rescued you ? ' ' "Yes. " And the girl told Mrs. Adams about the accident and the tramp.
"I 'm thankful that he did n't get killed, " was Mrs. Adams's comment when the girl had finished.
Alone in her room, Alice Weston bared her round young arms and enjoyed a real, old-fashioned wash in a real, old-fashioned washbowl.
What to read after Tang of Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knibbs Henry Herbert to read onlineMoreLess
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