The History of David Grieve 1
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There was no menace in the cry — rather a piteous entreaty. The truant below had a strange momentary impulse to answer — to disclose himself. But it was soon past, and instead, he crept well out of reach of the rays which flashed over the precipitous ground about him. As he did so he noticed the Mermaid's Pool, gleaming in a pale ray of moonlight, some two hundred feet below. A sudden alarm seized him, lest Reuben should be caught by it, put two and two together and understand.
But Reuben was a...bsorbed in a discomfort, lialf 112 THE HISTORY OF DAVID GRIEVE moral, half superstitious, and nothing else reached the slow brain — which was besides preoccupied by Jim Wigson's suggestion. After a bit, he picked up his stick and went on again. David, eagerly watching, tracked him along the path which follows the ridge, and saw the light pause once more close to the Downfall.
80 far as the boy could see, his uncle made a long stay at a point beyond the stream, the bed of which was just discernible, as a sort of paler streak on the darkness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was no menace in the cry — rather a piteous entreaty. The truant below had a strange momentary impulse to answer — to disclose himself. But it was soon past, and instead, he crept well out of reach of the rays which flashed over the precipitous ground about him. As he did so he noticed the Mermaid's Pool, gleaming in a pale ray of moonlight, some two hundred feet below. A sudden alarm seized him, lest Reuben should be caught by it, put two and two together and understand.
But Reuben was a...bsorbed in a discomfort, lialf 112 THE HISTORY OF DAVID GRIEVE moral, half superstitious, and nothing else reached the slow brain — which was besides preoccupied by Jim Wigson's suggestion. After a bit, he picked up his stick and went on again. David, eagerly watching, tracked him along the path which follows the ridge, and saw the light pause once more close to the Downfall.
80 far as the boy could see, his uncle made a long stay at a point beyond the stream, the bed of which was just discernible, as a sort of paler streak on the darkness.
What to read after The History of David Grieve 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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