The Escape of Mr. Trimm
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" "Is she----Did she----" The ex-convict was struggling to his knees. His groping skeletons ofhands were right in the hot ashes. The heat cooked the moisture from hissodden garments in little films of vapor and filled the cabin with thereek of the prison dye.
"Did she--did she----" "Oh, she's been dead quite a spell now, " stated Shem. "I would haves'posed you'd 'a' heered that, too, somewhars. She had a kind of arisin' in the breast. " "But my young uns--little Anderson and--and Elviry?" The s...ick man was clear up on his knees now, his long arms hanging andhis eyes, behind their matted lids, fixed on Shem's impassive face. Could the warden have seen him now, and marked his attitude and hiswords, he would have known what it was that had brought this dying manback to _his_ own mountain valley with the breath of life still in him. A dumb, unuttered love for the two shock-headed babies he had leftbehind in the split-board cabin was the one big thing in Anse Dugmore'swhole being--bigger even than his sense of allegiance to the feud.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Is she----Did she----" The ex-convict was struggling to his knees. His groping skeletons ofhands were right in the hot ashes. The heat cooked the moisture from hissodden garments in little films of vapor and filled the cabin with thereek of the prison dye.
"Did she--did she----" "Oh, she's been dead quite a spell now, " stated Shem. "I would haves'posed you'd 'a' heered that, too, somewhars. She had a kind of arisin' in the breast. " "But my young uns--little Anderson and--and Elviry?" The s...ick man was clear up on his knees now, his long arms hanging andhis eyes, behind their matted lids, fixed on Shem's impassive face. Could the warden have seen him now, and marked his attitude and hiswords, he would have known what it was that had brought this dying manback to _his_ own mountain valley with the breath of life still in him. A dumb, unuttered love for the two shock-headed babies he had leftbehind in the split-board cabin was the one big thing in Anse Dugmore'swhole being--bigger even than his sense of allegiance to the feud.
What to read after The Escape of Mr. Trimm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cobb Irvin Shrewsbury to read onlineMoreLess
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