The Midnight Cry a Novel
The Midnight Cry a Novel
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Merit should carry Poll-Betsey to their new neighbors that very day. She was only too thankful to be rid of the troublesome bird.
CHAPTER XL " EPOCHS FOCALIZE. " IN all his wanderings Sam Breckinridge had carried Uncle Joshua's hickory cane, a sure staff fashioned by Merit's own hand from a sapling grown on the old plantation. Its head purported to be an exact similitude of Uncle Joshua's favorite mare Poll-Betsey, and was the work of Merit's jackknife.
The scheme for identifying the fugitive w...as of Cousin Vic's devising. When Sam Breckin ridge, who was watching the old house with the turret telescope the next morning, declared that he could make out a rider lazily moving across the meadow to the highway, Cousin Vic gathered up her crocheting and followed him, he playing drum major with Uncle Joshua's cane, to a shady nook near the opening in the fence through which old Merit, if it were he, would pass.
Victoria Barry's phenomenal gift was that of no THE MIDNIGHT CRY.
whistler. Her imitations of bird song were remarkable, and as they made their way along the bosky pathway she trilled the air, as a mocking bird had done, of one of the tunes Master Sam used to play on his fiddle for Merit's supreme delight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Merit should carry Poll-Betsey to their new neighbors that very day. She was only too thankful to be rid of the troublesome bird.
CHAPTER XL " EPOCHS FOCALIZE. " IN all his wanderings Sam Breckinridge had carried Uncle Joshua's hickory cane, a sure staff fashioned by Merit's own hand from a sapling grown on the old plantation. Its head purported to be an exact similitude of Uncle Joshua's favorite mare Poll-Betsey, and was the work of Merit's jackknife.
The scheme for identifying the fugitive w...as of Cousin Vic's devising. When Sam Breckin ridge, who was watching the old house with the turret telescope the next morning, declared that he could make out a rider lazily moving across the meadow to the highway, Cousin Vic gathered up her crocheting and followed him, he playing drum major with Uncle Joshua's cane, to a shady nook near the opening in the fence through which old Merit, if it were he, would pass.
Victoria Barry's phenomenal gift was that of no THE MIDNIGHT CRY.
whistler. Her imitations of bird song were remarkable, and as they made their way along the bosky pathway she trilled the air, as a mocking bird had done, of one of the tunes Master Sam used to play on his fiddle for Merit's supreme delight.
What to read after The Midnight Cry a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jenny Marsh Parker to read onlineMoreLess
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