The King of Beaver, And Beaver Lights
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The regular throbbing of a horse's feet approaching along the road ata brisk walk became quite distinct. Emeline's sensations were suspendedwhile she listened. From the direction of St. James she saw a figureon horseback coming between the dusky parallel fence rows. The sound ofwalking ceased in front of the house, and presently another sound creptbarely as high as the attic window. It was the cry of a violin, sweetand piercing, like some celestial voice. It took her unawares. Shefled from it t...o her place beside Roxy and covered her ears with thebedclothes.
Roxy turned with a yawn and aroused from sleep. She rose to her elbowand drew in her breath, giggling. The violin courted like an angel, finding secret approaches to the girl who lay rigid with her earsstopped.
"Cousin Emeline!" whispered Roxy, "do you hear that?" "What is it?" inquired Emeline, revealing no emotion.
[Illustration: Brother Strang serenading 134] "It's Brother Strang serenading. " "How do you know?" "Because he is the only man on Beaver who can play the fiddle likethat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The regular throbbing of a horse's feet approaching along the road ata brisk walk became quite distinct. Emeline's sensations were suspendedwhile she listened. From the direction of St. James she saw a figureon horseback coming between the dusky parallel fence rows. The sound ofwalking ceased in front of the house, and presently another sound creptbarely as high as the attic window. It was the cry of a violin, sweetand piercing, like some celestial voice. It took her unawares. Shefled from it t...o her place beside Roxy and covered her ears with thebedclothes.
Roxy turned with a yawn and aroused from sleep. She rose to her elbowand drew in her breath, giggling. The violin courted like an angel, finding secret approaches to the girl who lay rigid with her earsstopped.
"Cousin Emeline!" whispered Roxy, "do you hear that?" "What is it?" inquired Emeline, revealing no emotion.
[Illustration: Brother Strang serenading 134] "It's Brother Strang serenading. " "How do you know?" "Because he is the only man on Beaver who can play the fiddle likethat.
What to read after The King of Beaver, And Beaver Lights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherwood Mary Hartwell to read onlineMoreLess
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