The Man in Gray
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At the sight of a slave, Cook was himself again. His jawclosed and his eye flashed. He was once more the disciple of the Man ofthe Blood-Feud.
Washington handed a tall glass to Virginia.
"Your lemonade, young lady. I know your taste and approve. " He bowed low and gave her the drink.
He took two glasses of mint juleps, one in each hand.
"Mr. Cook, the favorite drink of these mountains, sir, as pure as itsdews, as refreshing as its air--the favorite drink of old Virginia. Toyour good health, sir...!" Cook's head barely moved and he drank in silence.
He held his mood of reserve on the drive home. In vain the girl smiledand coaxed his dreary spirits. He refused to respond. They passed thesame wonderful views, the same birds were singing, the same watersfoaming and laughing over the rocks below. The man heard nothing, sawnothing, save a vision inside his raging soul. He saw men riding throughthe night to that house. He saw black hands grip iron pikes and knock atthe door of its great hall.
There was a far-away look in his keen eyes--eyes that could sight arifle with deadly aim.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the sight of a slave, Cook was himself again. His jawclosed and his eye flashed. He was once more the disciple of the Man ofthe Blood-Feud.
Washington handed a tall glass to Virginia.
"Your lemonade, young lady. I know your taste and approve. " He bowed low and gave her the drink.
He took two glasses of mint juleps, one in each hand.
"Mr. Cook, the favorite drink of these mountains, sir, as pure as itsdews, as refreshing as its air--the favorite drink of old Virginia. Toyour good health, sir...!" Cook's head barely moved and he drank in silence.
He held his mood of reserve on the drive home. In vain the girl smiledand coaxed his dreary spirits. He refused to respond. They passed thesame wonderful views, the same birds were singing, the same watersfoaming and laughing over the rocks below. The man heard nothing, sawnothing, save a vision inside his raging soul. He saw men riding throughthe night to that house. He saw black hands grip iron pikes and knock atthe door of its great hall.
There was a far-away look in his keen eyes--eyes that could sight arifle with deadly aim.
What to read after The Man in Gray?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dixon, Thomas, 1864-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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