The Devolutionist And the Emancipatrix
The Devolutionist And the Emancipatrix
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The bee seemed to all but jump into slumberland.
The doctor also had to wait for Rolla. The woman sat for a long timein the growing dusk, looming out pensively over the valley. Corruswas somewhere within a mile or two, and so Kinney was not surprisedto see the herdsman's image dancing, tantalizingly, before Rolla'seyes. She was thinking of him with all her might.
Presently she shivered with the growing coolness, and went into arough hut, which she shared with Cunora. The girl was already asleep...on a heap of freshly gathered brush. Rolla, delightfully free of anyneed to prepare for her night's rest--such as locking any doors orcleaning her teeth--made herself comfortable beside her friend. Twoor three yawns, and the doctor's chance came.
Two minutes later Rolla sat bolt upright, at the same time givingout a sharp cry of amazement and alarm. Instantly Cunora awoke.
"What is it, Rolla?" terror-stricken.
"Hush!" The older woman got up and went to the opening which servedas a door. There she hung a couple of skins, arranging themcarefully so that no bee might enter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The bee seemed to all but jump into slumberland.
The doctor also had to wait for Rolla. The woman sat for a long timein the growing dusk, looming out pensively over the valley. Corruswas somewhere within a mile or two, and so Kinney was not surprisedto see the herdsman's image dancing, tantalizingly, before Rolla'seyes. She was thinking of him with all her might.
Presently she shivered with the growing coolness, and went into arough hut, which she shared with Cunora. The girl was already asleep...on a heap of freshly gathered brush. Rolla, delightfully free of anyneed to prepare for her night's rest--such as locking any doors orcleaning her teeth--made herself comfortable beside her friend. Twoor three yawns, and the doctor's chance came.
Two minutes later Rolla sat bolt upright, at the same time givingout a sharp cry of amazement and alarm. Instantly Cunora awoke.
"What is it, Rolla?" terror-stricken.
"Hush!" The older woman got up and went to the opening which servedas a door. There she hung a couple of skins, arranging themcarefully so that no bee might enter.
What to read after The Devolutionist And the Emancipatrix?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Flint Homer Eon to read onlineMoreLess
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