The Emigrant Trail
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"Longer than that, " she cried. "The desert's the hardest place, andwe'll go slow, very slow, there. " "You sound as if you wanted to go slow, " he answered, his smileindulgently quizzical, as completely shut away from her, in his man'signorance, as though no bond of love and blood held them together.
"No, no, of course not, " she faltered. "But I'm not at all sure we'llget through it so easily. I'm making allowance for delays. There arealways delays. " "Yes, there may be delays, but we'll hope... to be one of the lucky trainsand get through on time. " She swallowed dryly, her heart gone down too far to be plucked up byfutile contradition [Transcriber's note: contradiction?]. He mused amoment, seeking the best method of broaching a subject that had beengrowing in his mind for the past week. Frankness seemed the mostsimple, and he said: "I've something to suggest to you. I've been thinking of it since weleft the Pass. Bridger is a large post. They say there are trainsthere from all over the West and people of all sorts, and quite oftenthere are missionaries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Longer than that, " she cried. "The desert's the hardest place, andwe'll go slow, very slow, there. " "You sound as if you wanted to go slow, " he answered, his smileindulgently quizzical, as completely shut away from her, in his man'signorance, as though no bond of love and blood held them together.
"No, no, of course not, " she faltered. "But I'm not at all sure we'llget through it so easily. I'm making allowance for delays. There arealways delays. " "Yes, there may be delays, but we'll hope... to be one of the lucky trainsand get through on time. " She swallowed dryly, her heart gone down too far to be plucked up byfutile contradition [Transcriber's note: contradiction?]. He mused amoment, seeking the best method of broaching a subject that had beengrowing in his mind for the past week. Frankness seemed the mostsimple, and he said: "I've something to suggest to you. I've been thinking of it since weleft the Pass. Bridger is a large post. They say there are trainsthere from all over the West and people of all sorts, and quite oftenthere are missionaries.
What to read after The Emigrant Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bonner Geraldine to read onlineMoreLess
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