The Call of the North
The Call of the North
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"Have you a rifle--for _la Longue Traverse_?" she inquired, withmeaning.
He stared at her a little the harder.
"Why--why, surely, " he replied, in a tone less confident. "Nobodytravels without a rifle in the North. " She dropped swiftly down the slope and stood face to face with him.
"Listen, " she began, in her superb manner. "I know all there is toknow. You are a Free Trader, and you are to be sent to your death. It is murder, and it is done by my father. " She held her headproudly, but the n...otes of her voice were straining. "I knewnothing of this yesterday. I was a foolish girl who thought allmen were good and just, and that all those whom I knew were noble. My eyes are open now. I see injustice being done by my ownhousehold, and "--tears were trembling near her lashes, but sheblinked them back--"and I am no longer a foolish girl! You neednot try to deceive me. You must tell me what I can do, for Icannot permit so great a wrong to be done by my father withoutattempting to set it right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Have you a rifle--for _la Longue Traverse_?" she inquired, withmeaning.
He stared at her a little the harder.
"Why--why, surely, " he replied, in a tone less confident. "Nobodytravels without a rifle in the North. " She dropped swiftly down the slope and stood face to face with him.
"Listen, " she began, in her superb manner. "I know all there is toknow. You are a Free Trader, and you are to be sent to your death. It is murder, and it is done by my father. " She held her headproudly, but the n...otes of her voice were straining. "I knewnothing of this yesterday. I was a foolish girl who thought allmen were good and just, and that all those whom I knew were noble. My eyes are open now. I see injustice being done by my ownhousehold, and "--tears were trembling near her lashes, but sheblinked them back--"and I am no longer a foolish girl! You neednot try to deceive me. You must tell me what I can do, for Icannot permit so great a wrong to be done by my father withoutattempting to set it right.
What to read after The Call of the North?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White Stewart Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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