The Greater Power
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"Have you ever carriedanybody--a distance--before?" she asked.
"No, " said Nasmyth, "I certainly haven't. " "Then I don't think there would be much use in trying. You couldn'tcarry me for more than four or five minutes. That wouldn't be worthwhile, would it?" Nasmyth said nothing for a minute or two, for he felt compassionate aswell as a trifle confused. He had, in fact, already discovered thatthere are occasions when a young woman is apt to show greaterself-possession and look facts in the fac...e more plainly than a man. Then he set to work furiously with a branch which he tore from thefallen tree, ripping off rough slabs of bark, and in the course ofhalf an hour had constructed a shelter about the base of a cedar. It, at least, kept the rain off when Violet sat under it.
"It might be as well if I pushed on for the inlet and brought Georgeor Acton back with me, " he suggested. "We could make something tocarry you in, if there was too much sea for the gig. " A flush crept into the girl's face, and she looked at him reproachfully.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Have you ever carriedanybody--a distance--before?" she asked.
"No, " said Nasmyth, "I certainly haven't. " "Then I don't think there would be much use in trying. You couldn'tcarry me for more than four or five minutes. That wouldn't be worthwhile, would it?" Nasmyth said nothing for a minute or two, for he felt compassionate aswell as a trifle confused. He had, in fact, already discovered thatthere are occasions when a young woman is apt to show greaterself-possession and look facts in the fac...e more plainly than a man. Then he set to work furiously with a branch which he tore from thefallen tree, ripping off rough slabs of bark, and in the course ofhalf an hour had constructed a shelter about the base of a cedar. It, at least, kept the rain off when Violet sat under it.
"It might be as well if I pushed on for the inlet and brought Georgeor Acton back with me, " he suggested. "We could make something tocarry you in, if there was too much sea for the gig. " A flush crept into the girl's face, and she looked at him reproachfully.
What to read after The Greater Power?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bindloss Harold to read onlineMoreLess
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