The Legatee
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But Katherine was not in sight, and a bend in the trail showed Chevalier scratching at the foot of a large pine.
" Hold him, old fellow ! " Mr. Proctor pushed by the dog, and peered upward. The game was easily found ; it was curled in a blue ball on a stout branch, and its eyes were wrathful.
Mr. Proctor recoiled, as if he were the detected one. " Are you hurt ? " he called sharply.
" Not seriously, " came the response, after a pause. " I should n t be ten feet above the ground if I were perman...ently disabled. " The voice matched the eyes.
The man forgot everything but his joy in the tone ; this was the happy, brier-set Katherine of an earlier day.
"I ll wait for you here. " He selected a log with some ostentation. " When you re tired of playing dryad, I 11 help you down. " "Will you?" A small laugh answered him. " Turn your back for a minute, and you 11 see. " There was a stir in the pine needles, and the girl stood before him. Her cheeks were pink, and THE PROMISE 207 her eyes embarrassed, but there was welcome in her face, welcome that hastened the man in con fusion to declare his message.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Katherine was not in sight, and a bend in the trail showed Chevalier scratching at the foot of a large pine.
" Hold him, old fellow ! " Mr. Proctor pushed by the dog, and peered upward. The game was easily found ; it was curled in a blue ball on a stout branch, and its eyes were wrathful.
Mr. Proctor recoiled, as if he were the detected one. " Are you hurt ? " he called sharply.
" Not seriously, " came the response, after a pause. " I should n t be ten feet above the ground if I were perman...ently disabled. " The voice matched the eyes.
The man forgot everything but his joy in the tone ; this was the happy, brier-set Katherine of an earlier day.
"I ll wait for you here. " He selected a log with some ostentation. " When you re tired of playing dryad, I 11 help you down. " "Will you?" A small laugh answered him. " Turn your back for a minute, and you 11 see. " There was a stir in the pine needles, and the girl stood before him. Her cheeks were pink, and THE PROMISE 207 her eyes embarrassed, but there was welcome in her face, welcome that hastened the man in con fusion to declare his message.
What to read after The Legatee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith Alice Prescott to read onlineMoreLess
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