The Call of the Canyon
The Call of the Canyon
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. I meant thet whiteshimmy dress you wore the night of Flo's party. Thet's my invitation toget a little fresh with you, Pretty Eyes!" Carley could only stare at him. His words seemed to have some peculiar, unanswerable power.
"Wal, if it wasn't an invitation, what was it?" he asked, with anotherstep that brought him within reach of her. He waited for her answer, which was not forthcoming.
"Wal, you're gettin' kinda pale around the gills, " he went on, derisively. "I reckoned you was a real spor...t. .. . Come here. " He fastened one of his great hands in the front of her coat and gaveher a pull. So powerful was it that Carley came hard against him, almostknocking her breathless. There he held her a moment and then put hisother arm round her. It seemed to crush both breath and sense outof her. Suddenly limp, she sank strengthless. She seemed reeling indarkness. Then she felt herself thrust away from him with violence. Shesank on the couch and her head and shoulders struck the wall.
"Say, if you're a-goin' to keel over like thet I pass, " declared Ruff, in disgust.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. I meant thet whiteshimmy dress you wore the night of Flo's party. Thet's my invitation toget a little fresh with you, Pretty Eyes!" Carley could only stare at him. His words seemed to have some peculiar, unanswerable power.
"Wal, if it wasn't an invitation, what was it?" he asked, with anotherstep that brought him within reach of her. He waited for her answer, which was not forthcoming.
"Wal, you're gettin' kinda pale around the gills, " he went on, derisively. "I reckoned you was a real spor...t. .. . Come here. " He fastened one of his great hands in the front of her coat and gaveher a pull. So powerful was it that Carley came hard against him, almostknocking her breathless. There he held her a moment and then put hisother arm round her. It seemed to crush both breath and sense outof her. Suddenly limp, she sank strengthless. She seemed reeling indarkness. Then she felt herself thrust away from him with violence. Shesank on the couch and her head and shoulders struck the wall.
"Say, if you're a-goin' to keel over like thet I pass, " declared Ruff, in disgust.
What to read after The Call of the Canyon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grey, Zane, 1872-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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