The Huntress
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You'd sooner have me, wouldn'tyou? I'm young. " Bela neither smiled nor frowned. "I think about it, " she said.
"No you don't!" he cried. "You've got to promise now or I'll withdrawit!" "I tell you somesing, " said Bela, concealing the wicked sparkle in hereye. "I not want the big man. Not want the black man either. I tellyou, if I marry any of the three, I tak' you. " Conceited Joe swallowed it whole. "I'm satisfied, " he cried. "ByGeorge, I'd like to bind it with a kiss!" "Look out, you turn ...us over, " said Bela coolly. "The water moch cold. " Joe was quite carried away. "You beauty!" he cried. "Your skin is likecream. Your hair is like black velvet. You sit there as proud as aleading lady. I can't wait for you!" "I ain't promise not'ing yet, " said Bela warningly.
* * * * * Johnny Gagnon's place was at the strategic point on Musquasepi wherethe forest ended and the meadows began. In the winter-time thefreighters left the ice here, and headed straight across the bottomlands for the lake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You'd sooner have me, wouldn'tyou? I'm young. " Bela neither smiled nor frowned. "I think about it, " she said.
"No you don't!" he cried. "You've got to promise now or I'll withdrawit!" "I tell you somesing, " said Bela, concealing the wicked sparkle in hereye. "I not want the big man. Not want the black man either. I tellyou, if I marry any of the three, I tak' you. " Conceited Joe swallowed it whole. "I'm satisfied, " he cried. "ByGeorge, I'd like to bind it with a kiss!" "Look out, you turn ...us over, " said Bela coolly. "The water moch cold. " Joe was quite carried away. "You beauty!" he cried. "Your skin is likecream. Your hair is like black velvet. You sit there as proud as aleading lady. I can't wait for you!" "I ain't promise not'ing yet, " said Bela warningly.
* * * * * Johnny Gagnon's place was at the strategic point on Musquasepi wherethe forest ended and the meadows began. In the winter-time thefreighters left the ice here, and headed straight across the bottomlands for the lake.
What to read after The Huntress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Footner Hulbert to read onlineMoreLess
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