The Lonesome Trail And Other Stories
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Her lips quivered as Weary had never before seen themdo.
"Hello, " she obeyed, faintly.
He stood for a moment, studying her face.
"Look up here, Schoolma'am, " he commanded at last. "I hate to have myfeet get so much attention. I've come back to fight it out--to a finish, this time. Yuh can't stampede me again--look up here. I've been plumbsick for a sight of those big eyes of yours. " Miss Satterly persisted in gazing at the boots of Weary.
"Well, are yuh going to?" There was a new, masterful ...note in Weary'svoice, that the schoolma'am felt but did not quite understand--then. Shedid not, perhaps, realize how plainly her whole attitude spoke surrender.
Weary waited what seemed to him a reasonable time, but her lashes droopedlower, if anything. Then he made one of the quick, unlooked-for moveswhich made him a master of horses. Before she quite knew what wasoccurring, the schoolma'am was upon her feet and snuggled close inWeary's eager arms. More, he had a hand under her chin, her face wastilted back and he was smiling down into her wide, startled eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her lips quivered as Weary had never before seen themdo.
"Hello, " she obeyed, faintly.
He stood for a moment, studying her face.
"Look up here, Schoolma'am, " he commanded at last. "I hate to have myfeet get so much attention. I've come back to fight it out--to a finish, this time. Yuh can't stampede me again--look up here. I've been plumbsick for a sight of those big eyes of yours. " Miss Satterly persisted in gazing at the boots of Weary.
"Well, are yuh going to?" There was a new, masterful ...note in Weary'svoice, that the schoolma'am felt but did not quite understand--then. Shedid not, perhaps, realize how plainly her whole attitude spoke surrender.
Weary waited what seemed to him a reasonable time, but her lashes droopedlower, if anything. Then he made one of the quick, unlooked-for moveswhich made him a master of horses. Before she quite knew what wasoccurring, the schoolma'am was upon her feet and snuggled close inWeary's eager arms. More, he had a hand under her chin, her face wastilted back and he was smiling down into her wide, startled eyes.
What to read after The Lonesome Trail And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bower B. M. to read onlineMoreLess
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