That Mary Ann the Story of a Country Summer
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The sun was low, of course, and the sky lighted up with rainbow colors, and the fields below looked as though one might almost touch them by stretching out one s hand. Of course, all these people, who were, as old Perrin said, of the most "romantic kind, were almost wild over the grandeur of the sight, and stood there ohing and ahing until he thought he should never get them to turn toward home. After nearly an hour of delay, he finally got them started, and by A PICNIC AT THE MAPLE GROVE. 117 ...half an hour more they had managed to scramble down the rocks. I have been over them myself, and it is a nerve-trying trip even in the brightest daylight. In the twi light it must have been pretty ticklish work. 13y the time they had fairly come to the woods, it was dark. Old Perrin went ahead with a lantern, and they all came trooping after him, as close to him as they could get. Some of them were talking and laughing, but most of them were too nervous to talk, and went picking their way, screeching and ex claiming at every little thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sun was low, of course, and the sky lighted up with rainbow colors, and the fields below looked as though one might almost touch them by stretching out one s hand. Of course, all these people, who were, as old Perrin said, of the most "romantic kind, were almost wild over the grandeur of the sight, and stood there ohing and ahing until he thought he should never get them to turn toward home. After nearly an hour of delay, he finally got them started, and by A PICNIC AT THE MAPLE GROVE. 117 ...half an hour more they had managed to scramble down the rocks. I have been over them myself, and it is a nerve-trying trip even in the brightest daylight. In the twi light it must have been pretty ticklish work. 13y the time they had fairly come to the woods, it was dark. Old Perrin went ahead with a lantern, and they all came trooping after him, as close to him as they could get. Some of them were talking and laughing, but most of them were too nervous to talk, and went picking their way, screeching and ex claiming at every little thing.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Upson Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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