The Brand a Tale of the Flathead Reservation
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She could not reply. His mother ex- plained that they had just returned from Kalis- pell and that she was glad they were at home when he arrived. Just then James Fletcher with several of the cowboys came riding up.
"Well, little sister, are you so glad to see us that you can't control your laughing?" said James, jumping from his horse and giving Bess such a hearty squeeze that she gasped for breath.
"Really, Henry, if you could see how funny you look with that that little goatee, I guess you ca...ll it !" Henry gave the whiskers a stroke or two, and replied in a joking manner entirely foreign to himself, "You see, 'noblesse oblige'. I was chos- en foreman of the round-up, and so grew this to give me dignity. " "Yes, Henry could not have carried on the round-up had not the boys been awed by the whiskers, " added James, looking at Henry, and they both laughed as numerous jokes recurred to them.
"To say the least, they are awful, don't you think so, little Mother? Please boys, go hurry and shave and look like yourselves again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She could not reply. His mother ex- plained that they had just returned from Kalis- pell and that she was glad they were at home when he arrived. Just then James Fletcher with several of the cowboys came riding up.
"Well, little sister, are you so glad to see us that you can't control your laughing?" said James, jumping from his horse and giving Bess such a hearty squeeze that she gasped for breath.
"Really, Henry, if you could see how funny you look with that that little goatee, I guess you ca...ll it !" Henry gave the whiskers a stroke or two, and replied in a joking manner entirely foreign to himself, "You see, 'noblesse oblige'. I was chos- en foreman of the round-up, and so grew this to give me dignity. " "Yes, Henry could not have carried on the round-up had not the boys been awed by the whiskers, " added James, looking at Henry, and they both laughed as numerous jokes recurred to them.
"To say the least, they are awful, don't you think so, little Mother? Please boys, go hurry and shave and look like yourselves again.
What to read after The Brand a Tale of the Flathead Reservation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Therese Broderick to read onlineMoreLess
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