The Heart of the Hills
The Heart of the Hills
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Stockings were hungup and eager-eyed children went to restless dreams of theirholiday king. Steve Hawn, too, had made ready with boxes ofcartridges and two jugs of red liquor, and he and Jason did notwait for the morrow to make merry. And Uncle Arch Hawn happened tocome in that night, but he was chary of the cup, and he frownedwith displeasure at Jason, who was taking his dram with Steve likea man, and he showed displeasure before he rode away that night byplanting a thorn in the very heart of ...Jason's sensitive soul. Whenhe had climbed on his horse he turned to Jason.
"Jason, " he drawled, "you can come back home now when you git goodan' ready. Thar ain't no trouble down thar just now, an' BabeHoneycutt ain't lookin' fer you. " Jason gasped. He had not dared to ask a single question about theone thing that had been torturing his curiosity and his soul, andArch was bringing it out before them all as though it were themost casual and unimportant matter in the world. Steve and hiswife looked amazed and Mavis's heart quickened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stockings were hungup and eager-eyed children went to restless dreams of theirholiday king. Steve Hawn, too, had made ready with boxes ofcartridges and two jugs of red liquor, and he and Jason did notwait for the morrow to make merry. And Uncle Arch Hawn happened tocome in that night, but he was chary of the cup, and he frownedwith displeasure at Jason, who was taking his dram with Steve likea man, and he showed displeasure before he rode away that night byplanting a thorn in the very heart of ...Jason's sensitive soul. Whenhe had climbed on his horse he turned to Jason.
"Jason, " he drawled, "you can come back home now when you git goodan' ready. Thar ain't no trouble down thar just now, an' BabeHoneycutt ain't lookin' fer you. " Jason gasped. He had not dared to ask a single question about theone thing that had been torturing his curiosity and his soul, andArch was bringing it out before them all as though it were themost casual and unimportant matter in the world. Steve and hiswife looked amazed and Mavis's heart quickened.
What to read after The Heart of the Hills?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Fox Jr to read onlineMoreLess
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