The Atlantic Monthly, volume 09, No. 52, February, 1862
The Atlantic Monthly, volume 09, No. 52, February, 1862
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But theunmannerly ice has buffeted her hat off. The fragments toss itabout, --that pretty Amazonian hat, with its alert feather, all droopingand draggled. Her fair hair and pure forehead are uncovered for anastonished sunbeam to alight upon.
"It is my love, my life, Bill! Give way, once more!" "Way enough! Steady! Sit where you are, Bill, and trim boat, while Ilift her out. We cannot risk capsizing. " He raised her carefully, tenderly, with his strong arms.
A bit of wood had buoyed her up for t...hat last moment. It was a brokenoar with a deep fresh gash in it.
Wade knew his mark, --the cut of his own skate-iron. This busy oar wasstill resolved to play its part in the drama.
The round little skiff just bore the third person without sinking.
Wade laid Mary Damer against the thwart. She would not let go her buoy. He unclasped her stiffened hands. This friendly touch found its way toher heart. She opened her eyes and knew him.
"The ice shall not carry off her hat to frighten some mother, downstream, " says Bill Tarbox, catching it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But theunmannerly ice has buffeted her hat off. The fragments toss itabout, --that pretty Amazonian hat, with its alert feather, all droopingand draggled. Her fair hair and pure forehead are uncovered for anastonished sunbeam to alight upon.
"It is my love, my life, Bill! Give way, once more!" "Way enough! Steady! Sit where you are, Bill, and trim boat, while Ilift her out. We cannot risk capsizing. " He raised her carefully, tenderly, with his strong arms.
A bit of wood had buoyed her up for t...hat last moment. It was a brokenoar with a deep fresh gash in it.
Wade knew his mark, --the cut of his own skate-iron. This busy oar wasstill resolved to play its part in the drama.
The round little skiff just bore the third person without sinking.
Wade laid Mary Damer against the thwart. She would not let go her buoy. He unclasped her stiffened hands. This friendly touch found its way toher heart. She opened her eyes and knew him.
"The ice shall not carry off her hat to frighten some mother, downstream, " says Bill Tarbox, catching it.
What to read after The Atlantic Monthly, volume 09, No. 52, February, 1862?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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