The Forest
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Its contents lie be- fore me now — a pair of moccasins fashioned of the finest doeskin, tanned so beautifully that the delicious smoke fragrance fills the room, and so effectively that they could be washed with soap and water without destroying their softness. The tongue-shaped piece over the instep is of white fawnskin heavily orna- mented in five colors of silk. Where it joins the foot of the slipper it is worked over and over into a narrow cord of red and blue silk. The edge about the ankle ...is turned over, deeply scalloped, and bound 132 CLOCHE at the top with a broad band of blue silk stitched with pink. Two tiny blue bows at either side the ankle ornament the front. Altogether a most mag- nificent foot-gear. No word accompanied them, ap- parently, but after some search I drew a bit of paper from the toe of one of them. It was inscribed simply : " Fort la Cloche." ^33 THE HABITANTS XI THE HABITANTS DURING my absence Dick had made many- friends. Wherein Hes his secret I do not know, but he has a peculiar power of ingratiation with people whose lives are quite outside his experience or sympathies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its contents lie be- fore me now — a pair of moccasins fashioned of the finest doeskin, tanned so beautifully that the delicious smoke fragrance fills the room, and so effectively that they could be washed with soap and water without destroying their softness. The tongue-shaped piece over the instep is of white fawnskin heavily orna- mented in five colors of silk. Where it joins the foot of the slipper it is worked over and over into a narrow cord of red and blue silk. The edge about the ankle ...is turned over, deeply scalloped, and bound 132 CLOCHE at the top with a broad band of blue silk stitched with pink. Two tiny blue bows at either side the ankle ornament the front. Altogether a most mag- nificent foot-gear. No word accompanied them, ap- parently, but after some search I drew a bit of paper from the toe of one of them. It was inscribed simply : " Fort la Cloche." ^33 THE HABITANTS XI THE HABITANTS DURING my absence Dick had made many- friends. Wherein Hes his secret I do not know, but he has a peculiar power of ingratiation with people whose lives are quite outside his experience or sympathies.
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