The Lure of the Dim Trails
The Lure of the Dim Trails
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He craned again. It was Jack--going to townmost likely. Thurston shrewdly guessed that Mrs. Stevens leaned far moreupon Mona than she did upon Jack, although he could hardly accuse herof leaning on anyone. But he observed that the men looked to her fororders.
He perceived that the point was gone from his pencil, and proceeded tosharpen it. Then he heard Mona singing in the kitchen, and recollectedthat Mrs. Stevens had promised him warm doughnuts for supper. PerhapsMona was frying them at that i...dentical moment--and he had never seenanyone frying doughnuts. He caught up his cane and limped out toinvestigate. That is how much his heart just then was set upon writing astory that would breathe of the plains.
One great hindrance to the progress of his story was the difficulty hehad in selecting a hero for his heroine. Hank Graves suggested that heuse Park, and even went so far as to supply Thurston with considerabledata which went to prove that Park would not be averse to figuring ina love story with Mona.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He craned again. It was Jack--going to townmost likely. Thurston shrewdly guessed that Mrs. Stevens leaned far moreupon Mona than she did upon Jack, although he could hardly accuse herof leaning on anyone. But he observed that the men looked to her fororders.
He perceived that the point was gone from his pencil, and proceeded tosharpen it. Then he heard Mona singing in the kitchen, and recollectedthat Mrs. Stevens had promised him warm doughnuts for supper. PerhapsMona was frying them at that i...dentical moment--and he had never seenanyone frying doughnuts. He caught up his cane and limped out toinvestigate. That is how much his heart just then was set upon writing astory that would breathe of the plains.
One great hindrance to the progress of his story was the difficulty hehad in selecting a hero for his heroine. Hank Graves suggested that heuse Park, and even went so far as to supply Thurston with considerabledata which went to prove that Park would not be averse to figuring ina love story with Mona.
What to read after The Lure of the Dim Trails?
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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