The Maid of the Whispering Hills
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" "What? Heaven above us! What was that? Does not love you! And yet you gointo the Pays d'en Haut after the North Indians? You speak in riddles. " "Why, what plainer? Life would die in me, M'sieu, did I leave him todeath by torture. I can do no less. " Mr. Mowbray sat in silence, amazed beyond speech.
When he rose an hour later to go to his camp he laid a hand on thebeaded shoulder wet with the night dew.
"Ma'amselle, " he said, "I have seen a glimpse of God through the blindeyes of a woman. Ma...y Destiny reward you. " Thus it came that before the dawn reddened the east the camp of thebrigade broke up for the start to the south and west, and one big canoewith six men waited at the shore for one woman, who held both the handsof Mr. Mowbray in her own and thanked him without words.
As the lone craft shot forth upon the steel-blue waters the leader ofthe Hudson's Bay brigade looked after the figure in the bow, glimmeringwhitely in the mists, and an unaccustomed tightness gripped his throat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "What? Heaven above us! What was that? Does not love you! And yet you gointo the Pays d'en Haut after the North Indians? You speak in riddles. " "Why, what plainer? Life would die in me, M'sieu, did I leave him todeath by torture. I can do no less. " Mr. Mowbray sat in silence, amazed beyond speech.
When he rose an hour later to go to his camp he laid a hand on thebeaded shoulder wet with the night dew.
"Ma'amselle, " he said, "I have seen a glimpse of God through the blindeyes of a woman. Ma...y Destiny reward you. " Thus it came that before the dawn reddened the east the camp of thebrigade broke up for the start to the south and west, and one big canoewith six men waited at the shore for one woman, who held both the handsof Mr. Mowbray in her own and thanked him without words.
As the lone craft shot forth upon the steel-blue waters the leader ofthe Hudson's Bay brigade looked after the figure in the bow, glimmeringwhitely in the mists, and an unaccustomed tightness gripped his throat.
What to read after The Maid of the Whispering Hills?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roe Vingie Eve to read onlineMoreLess
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