The Brown Mouse
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To Jim, Bettina represented in a very sweet way the disturbing influences whichhad recently risen to the threshold of consciousness in his being, andwhich were concretely but not very hopefully embodied in Jennie Woodruff.
Thus interested in each other, they turned the corner which took them outof sight of the lineman, and stopped at the shady avenue leading up toNils Hansen's farmstead. Little Hans Nilsen had disappeared by the simplemethod of cutting across lots. Bettina's girlish instinct ca...lled forsomething more than the casual good-by which would have sufficedyesterday. She lingered, standing close by Jim Irwin.
"Won't you come in and let me clean the mud off you, " she asked, "and giveyou some dry socks?" "Oh, no!" replied Jim. "It's almost as far to your house as it is home. Thank you, no. " "There's a splash of mud on your face, " said Bettina. "Let me--" And withher little handkerchief she began wiping off the mud. Jim stooped topermit the attention, but not much, for Bettina was of the mold of womenof whom warriors are born--their faces approached, and Jim recognized acrisis in the fact that Bettina's mouth was presented for a kiss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To Jim, Bettina represented in a very sweet way the disturbing influences whichhad recently risen to the threshold of consciousness in his being, andwhich were concretely but not very hopefully embodied in Jennie Woodruff.
Thus interested in each other, they turned the corner which took them outof sight of the lineman, and stopped at the shady avenue leading up toNils Hansen's farmstead. Little Hans Nilsen had disappeared by the simplemethod of cutting across lots. Bettina's girlish instinct ca...lled forsomething more than the casual good-by which would have sufficedyesterday. She lingered, standing close by Jim Irwin.
"Won't you come in and let me clean the mud off you, " she asked, "and giveyou some dry socks?" "Oh, no!" replied Jim. "It's almost as far to your house as it is home. Thank you, no. " "There's a splash of mud on your face, " said Bettina. "Let me--" And withher little handkerchief she began wiping off the mud. Jim stooped topermit the attention, but not much, for Bettina was of the mold of womenof whom warriors are born--their faces approached, and Jim recognized acrisis in the fact that Bettina's mouth was presented for a kiss.
What to read after The Brown Mouse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Quick Herbert to read onlineMoreLess
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