The Furnace of Gold
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It seemed to her a back-breaking, strenuous labor. These sturdy old fellows, grown gray and stooped with toil — ^grown also expectant of hardship, ill-luck, and privations — were pathetic figures, despite their ways of cheer.
That Van had attached them to himself in a large- ness of heart by no means warranted by their worth was a conviction at which anyone must promptly arrive. They were lovable old scamps, faithful, honest, and loyal to the man they loved — ^but that was all that could be sta...ted. Perhaps it was enough.
As partners with whom to share both life and for- tune they might have seemed impossible to many discerning men.
Beth sat down on a rock, near Gettysburg. Some- 22d Digitized by Google The Furnace of Gold way she, too, liked the three old chaps of whom work had made three trademarks. Old Gettysburg began to sing. The words of his song, halted by grunts as he shoveled, were, to say the least, unexpected: The frog he swore he'd have a ride, (Shovel) With a rinktum holly kimo; Sword and pistols by his side, (Shovel) With a rinktum boUy kimo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It seemed to her a back-breaking, strenuous labor. These sturdy old fellows, grown gray and stooped with toil — ^grown also expectant of hardship, ill-luck, and privations — were pathetic figures, despite their ways of cheer.
That Van had attached them to himself in a large- ness of heart by no means warranted by their worth was a conviction at which anyone must promptly arrive. They were lovable old scamps, faithful, honest, and loyal to the man they loved — ^but that was all that could be sta...ted. Perhaps it was enough.
As partners with whom to share both life and for- tune they might have seemed impossible to many discerning men.
Beth sat down on a rock, near Gettysburg. Some- 22d Digitized by Google The Furnace of Gold way she, too, liked the three old chaps of whom work had made three trademarks. Old Gettysburg began to sing. The words of his song, halted by grunts as he shoveled, were, to say the least, unexpected: The frog he swore he'd have a ride, (Shovel) With a rinktum holly kimo; Sword and pistols by his side, (Shovel) With a rinktum boUy kimo.
What to read after The Furnace of Gold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mighels Philip Verrill to read onlineMoreLess
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