The Mystery of Choice
The Mystery of Choice
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Here- after my cousins will ask to accompany me on my walks; they need no longer charitably per- mit me to accompany them. Are you three boys gdng to ride your hobbies? '' ''We are,'' I said.
'* Then good-bye. I am going to walk." *' Can't we come too? " I asked, laughing.
116 THE MYSTEEY OF CHOICE.
" Oh/' she said graciously, " if you put it in that way I could not refuse/* " May we bring our guns? *' asked Donald from the piazza.
"May I bring my net?'' I added, half amused, half annoyed.
She ...made a gesture, indifferent, condescend- ing.
" Dear mel " murmured the aunts in chorus from the piazza as we trooped after the Aspen beauty, " Sweetheart is growing very fast." I smiled vaguely at Sweetheart. I was won- dering how she would look in long frocks and coiled hair.
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In the fall of the year the meadows of As- pen glimmer in the sunlight like crumpled sheets of beaten gold; for Aspen is the land of golden-rod, of yellow earth and gilded fern.
There the crisp oaks rustle, every leaf a blot of yellow; there the burnished pines sound, sound, tremble, and resoimd, like gilt-stringed harps aquiver in the wind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here- after my cousins will ask to accompany me on my walks; they need no longer charitably per- mit me to accompany them. Are you three boys gdng to ride your hobbies? '' ''We are,'' I said.
'* Then good-bye. I am going to walk." *' Can't we come too? " I asked, laughing.
116 THE MYSTEEY OF CHOICE.
" Oh/' she said graciously, " if you put it in that way I could not refuse/* " May we bring our guns? *' asked Donald from the piazza.
"May I bring my net?'' I added, half amused, half annoyed.
She ...made a gesture, indifferent, condescend- ing.
" Dear mel " murmured the aunts in chorus from the piazza as we trooped after the Aspen beauty, " Sweetheart is growing very fast." I smiled vaguely at Sweetheart. I was won- dering how she would look in long frocks and coiled hair.
n.
In the fall of the year the meadows of As- pen glimmer in the sunlight like crumpled sheets of beaten gold; for Aspen is the land of golden-rod, of yellow earth and gilded fern.
There the crisp oaks rustle, every leaf a blot of yellow; there the burnished pines sound, sound, tremble, and resoimd, like gilt-stringed harps aquiver in the wind.
What to read after The Mystery of Choice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chambers, Robert W. (Robert William), 1865-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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