The Higher Court
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" Mrs. Hartley questioned.
" No, indeed. No one would think of stealing up here ! Every one is honest where every one sleeps, eats, and lives out of doors. " "Of course, " said Isabel. "How wonderful this up land country is ; I envy you a home beneath the moun tains. How close they are!" She swept the range in contemplative joy; then her eyes dropped to paddocks, outlined by whitewashed fences, but naturally adorned within with huge live oaks. The spreading trees made shelter for all seasons. "...Happy horses!" she ex claimed. " I am not surprised they won the chariot races. " The rancher's wife looked pleased. "My husband is very proud of his stock, " she answered; "and here he is. " Cole met them, tall and sun browned.
100 THE HIGHER COURT Without further pleasantry the party plunged into business. The little woman who had brought the strangers thither realized an impending sacrifice. To part from any one of a noted "four " was hardly to be borne. Then she remembered that Hawley needed money; that lithe, slender "Delia" and her running mate were not to be sold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Mrs. Hartley questioned.
" No, indeed. No one would think of stealing up here ! Every one is honest where every one sleeps, eats, and lives out of doors. " "Of course, " said Isabel. "How wonderful this up land country is ; I envy you a home beneath the moun tains. How close they are!" She swept the range in contemplative joy; then her eyes dropped to paddocks, outlined by whitewashed fences, but naturally adorned within with huge live oaks. The spreading trees made shelter for all seasons. "...Happy horses!" she ex claimed. " I am not surprised they won the chariot races. " The rancher's wife looked pleased. "My husband is very proud of his stock, " she answered; "and here he is. " Cole met them, tall and sun browned.
100 THE HIGHER COURT Without further pleasantry the party plunged into business. The little woman who had brought the strangers thither realized an impending sacrifice. To part from any one of a noted "four " was hardly to be borne. Then she remembered that Hawley needed money; that lithe, slender "Delia" and her running mate were not to be sold.
What to read after The Higher Court?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Stewart Daggett to read onlineMoreLess
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