The Iron Trail An Alaskan Romance
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I never was so excited. " The boatman fastened the painter and resumed his outer clothing. O Neil lit a cigar and asked: "Tell me, why did you insist on coming?" "I was afraid something might happen to you. " He raised his brows, and she flushed. "Don t you understand? Dan would never have forgiven me, and and I just had to come, that s all. It s cork ing material for me I thought you might upset, and I I don t know why I insisted. " She bent over her stubborn boots, hiding her face. She was fl...aming to the ears, for suddenly she knew the reason that had prompted her. It rushed upon her like a sense of great shame. She recalled the desperate grip at her heart when she had seen him ready to leave, the wildness of her longing to share his danger, the black fear that he might meet disaster alone. It had all come without warning, and there had been no time for self -consciousness* but now she realized the truth.
209 THE IRON TRAIL The poignant pain of it made her fingers clumsy and sent that flood of scarlet to her neck and ears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I never was so excited. " The boatman fastened the painter and resumed his outer clothing. O Neil lit a cigar and asked: "Tell me, why did you insist on coming?" "I was afraid something might happen to you. " He raised his brows, and she flushed. "Don t you understand? Dan would never have forgiven me, and and I just had to come, that s all. It s cork ing material for me I thought you might upset, and I I don t know why I insisted. " She bent over her stubborn boots, hiding her face. She was fl...aming to the ears, for suddenly she knew the reason that had prompted her. It rushed upon her like a sense of great shame. She recalled the desperate grip at her heart when she had seen him ready to leave, the wildness of her longing to share his danger, the black fear that he might meet disaster alone. It had all come without warning, and there had been no time for self -consciousness* but now she realized the truth.
209 THE IRON TRAIL The poignant pain of it made her fingers clumsy and sent that flood of scarlet to her neck and ears.
What to read after The Iron Trail An Alaskan Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rex Beach to read onlineMoreLess
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