The Homesteaders
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She did not look again at the quiet form, but hurriedly blew out the smoking light, took firm hold of Louis rifle, and held out her hand to the boy.
* We must climb out of the bedroom window, " she said.
"But he shot through there, " remonstrated the boy, who was never to forget the awfulness of [225] THE HOMESTEADERS that shot through the window when the bullet had whistled past him so close that he thought it had found him.
"I know, but I saw the man afterwards down by the woodpile, so we can...not go by the door, " decided Josephine. "Come into the bedroom. We will get out at that window. " Noiselessly, they crept to the bedroom window, raised it softly, and peered out. It was very dark so dark that Josephine caught her breath with the thought of daring it. The air was still, warm, oppressive, and hard to breathe. A storm was coming. They heard the mutter of distant thunder following a bright flash of lightning that showed huge masses of black and angry clouds drifting rapidly up from the west, and that left the hovering, waiting gloom the murkier and the more insistent because of the brief illumination.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She did not look again at the quiet form, but hurriedly blew out the smoking light, took firm hold of Louis rifle, and held out her hand to the boy.
* We must climb out of the bedroom window, " she said.
"But he shot through there, " remonstrated the boy, who was never to forget the awfulness of [225] THE HOMESTEADERS that shot through the window when the bullet had whistled past him so close that he thought it had found him.
"I know, but I saw the man afterwards down by the woodpile, so we can...not go by the door, " decided Josephine. "Come into the bedroom. We will get out at that window. " Noiselessly, they crept to the bedroom window, raised it softly, and peered out. It was very dark so dark that Josephine caught her breath with the thought of daring it. The air was still, warm, oppressive, and hard to breathe. A storm was coming. They heard the mutter of distant thunder following a bright flash of lightning that showed huge masses of black and angry clouds drifting rapidly up from the west, and that left the hovering, waiting gloom the murkier and the more insistent because of the brief illumination.
What to read after The Homesteaders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Boyles Bingham to read onlineMoreLess
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