The Biography of a Prairie Girl
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"Why don't you fight!" she demanded. He did not reply, but shuffled hisfeet and cracked his knuckles harder than ever. The music of a waltzfloated in to them over the babble of the kitchen, and he turned hishead that way as if to listen. As he did so she crept past him, her eyessparkling with fun from the depths of the bonnet. When he turned back tolook at her, she was gone.
He followed her out and paid no attention to the jeering inquiries ofthe other children. And as the colonel's son began t...o count from thewagon-wheel he walked slowly past the teams and smudges, and across astrip of backfire beyond, to the high, dry grass, where he lay on hisback for the rest of the evening, looking sadly up at the stars.
The little girl sought a hiding-place, too, behind a hay-stack on theother side of the house. The colonel's son had seen her run that way, and as he sounded the final challenge his voice had a victorious ring. He began a second mock hunt. But it was a short one, for, fearful thathe might stumble upon one of the Dutchman's younger brood, he firstpenetrated the outer darkness to find a boy, and then ran round thehouse in the direction taken by the little girl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Why don't you fight!" she demanded. He did not reply, but shuffled hisfeet and cracked his knuckles harder than ever. The music of a waltzfloated in to them over the babble of the kitchen, and he turned hishead that way as if to listen. As he did so she crept past him, her eyessparkling with fun from the depths of the bonnet. When he turned back tolook at her, she was gone.
He followed her out and paid no attention to the jeering inquiries ofthe other children. And as the colonel's son began t...o count from thewagon-wheel he walked slowly past the teams and smudges, and across astrip of backfire beyond, to the high, dry grass, where he lay on hisback for the rest of the evening, looking sadly up at the stars.
The little girl sought a hiding-place, too, behind a hay-stack on theother side of the house. The colonel's son had seen her run that way, and as he sounded the final challenge his voice had a victorious ring. He began a second mock hunt. But it was a short one, for, fearful thathe might stumble upon one of the Dutchman's younger brood, he firstpenetrated the outer darkness to find a boy, and then ran round thehouse in the direction taken by the little girl.
What to read after The Biography of a Prairie Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gates Eleanor to read onlineMoreLess
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