The Heart of Monadnock
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He im- plied that they were unworthy of any dic- tionary interpretation of the name.
The climber waited sympathetically. The toiler mounted, still puffily ejaculating, till he gained the rise where the other stood at attention, and gasped out further explana- tions.
He had arrived last evening, late. He had never been here before, but he had often seen the mountain from a distance and 100 The Heart of Monadnock knew it for a small one. He had intended to climb it this morning, and then after di...n- ner to take the Lost Farm trail to the Ark. Come back by automobile and the next day do all the rest of the trails. The listener smiled but said nothing. The newcomer ob- served he wished to do it all up at once as he could not stay long. He had inquired this morning of several people at the house, and they told him the Paradise Valley trail up to the top was the best; not so steep. He had obtained a map. He had set out, per instructions, on that — what did they call it? Side Foot? — Well, he walked on the sides of his feet all the way up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He im- plied that they were unworthy of any dic- tionary interpretation of the name.
The climber waited sympathetically. The toiler mounted, still puffily ejaculating, till he gained the rise where the other stood at attention, and gasped out further explana- tions.
He had arrived last evening, late. He had never been here before, but he had often seen the mountain from a distance and 100 The Heart of Monadnock knew it for a small one. He had intended to climb it this morning, and then after di...n- ner to take the Lost Farm trail to the Ark. Come back by automobile and the next day do all the rest of the trails. The listener smiled but said nothing. The newcomer ob- served he wished to do it all up at once as he could not stay long. He had inquired this morning of several people at the house, and they told him the Paradise Valley trail up to the top was the best; not so steep. He had obtained a map. He had set out, per instructions, on that — what did they call it? Side Foot? — Well, he walked on the sides of his feet all the way up.
What to read after The Heart of Monadnock?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Timlow Elizabeth Weston to read onlineMoreLess
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