The Leatherwood God
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You was right about that ; and I won't ever come back again till — as long as — " He glanced wistfully at the little one in the cradle, and then he turned to go out of the door. " And — and — good-by, Nancy." She followed him to the door. " Kiss me, Laban ! " He put away the arms she lifted toward him.
" No," he said, " I reckon it would n't be right," and he turned and walked swiftly away, without looking back.
io6 XI THE woman stood watching the man, as long as she could see him, and long aft...er, with her left hand lifted to the jamb of the door, higher than her head.
Then from the distance where he passed from sight over the brow of the hill, another figure of a man ap- peared, and slowly made its way down to the- cabin.
As she knew while he was still far ofif, it was Matthew Braile who, as long as he sat in the seat of the scorner, with his chair tilted against the wall, seemed a strong middle-aged man; but when he descended from his habitual place, with the crook of his stick, worn smooth by use, in his hard palm, one saw that he was elderly ,and stiff almost to lameness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You was right about that ; and I won't ever come back again till — as long as — " He glanced wistfully at the little one in the cradle, and then he turned to go out of the door. " And — and — good-by, Nancy." She followed him to the door. " Kiss me, Laban ! " He put away the arms she lifted toward him.
" No," he said, " I reckon it would n't be right," and he turned and walked swiftly away, without looking back.
io6 XI THE woman stood watching the man, as long as she could see him, and long aft...er, with her left hand lifted to the jamb of the door, higher than her head.
Then from the distance where he passed from sight over the brow of the hill, another figure of a man ap- peared, and slowly made its way down to the- cabin.
As she knew while he was still far ofif, it was Matthew Braile who, as long as he sat in the seat of the scorner, with his chair tilted against the wall, seemed a strong middle-aged man; but when he descended from his habitual place, with the crook of his stick, worn smooth by use, in his hard palm, one saw that he was elderly ,and stiff almost to lameness.
What to read after The Leatherwood God?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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