The Face of the Fields
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I had never lost so much as a round- about in all my life. My neighbors had had in- numerable passages with this ramping beast, most of them on the edge of the dark, and many of them verging hard upon the tragic. I had small patience with it all. I wished the whole neigh- borhood were with me, that I might take this harmless little wood-pussy up in my arms and teach them again the first lesson of the Kingdom of Heaven, and of this earthly Paradise, too, and incidentally put an end forever to th...ese tales of Sunday clothes and nights of banishment in the barn.
As nobody was present to see, of course I did not pick the wood-pussy up. I did not need to prove to myself the baselessness of these wild misgivings ; nor did I wish, without good cause, THE SCARCITY OF SKUNKS 89 further to frighten the innocent creature. I had met many a skunk before this, and nothing of note ever had happened. Here was one, taken suddenly and unawares, and what did he do? He merely winked and blinked vacantly at me over the snow, trying vainly to adjust his eyes to the hard white daylight, and then timidly made off as fast as his pathetic legs could carry him, fetching a compass far around toward his den.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had never lost so much as a round- about in all my life. My neighbors had had in- numerable passages with this ramping beast, most of them on the edge of the dark, and many of them verging hard upon the tragic. I had small patience with it all. I wished the whole neigh- borhood were with me, that I might take this harmless little wood-pussy up in my arms and teach them again the first lesson of the Kingdom of Heaven, and of this earthly Paradise, too, and incidentally put an end forever to th...ese tales of Sunday clothes and nights of banishment in the barn.
As nobody was present to see, of course I did not pick the wood-pussy up. I did not need to prove to myself the baselessness of these wild misgivings ; nor did I wish, without good cause, THE SCARCITY OF SKUNKS 89 further to frighten the innocent creature. I had met many a skunk before this, and nothing of note ever had happened. Here was one, taken suddenly and unawares, and what did he do? He merely winked and blinked vacantly at me over the snow, trying vainly to adjust his eyes to the hard white daylight, and then timidly made off as fast as his pathetic legs could carry him, fetching a compass far around toward his den.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sharp Dallas Lore to read onlineMoreLess
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