The New Clarion
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I was different to look at then, wasn't I? Sometimes I try to remember 232 THE NEW CLARION my girlish face, pinl-c cheeks, an' yaller fluffy hair that I used to roll in papers the night before a party. Do you remember how you tied my shoe that fust day at the Sunday-school picnic at Big Spring, an' said all them silly things about how little an' trim it was ? Do you remember — I know you must, honey — do you remember the purty pale-blue dress I wore that day, an' the sweet sailor-hat that was a...ll the go at that time ? You remember how you cussed when Tom Tarley axed me to walk off with him after dinner? La! I didn't care a snap about Tom. I hardly heard a word he said, I was so tickled over the way you glared at 'im. A woman likes that — she does love to see a man git mad on her account. They say Tom's made good on a big ranch out West — owns a thousand head o' cattle an' land fer miles. I could 'a' ketched Tom, I'm purty sure, ef you hadn't had fust claim. He railly did Hke me; he couldn't hide it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was different to look at then, wasn't I? Sometimes I try to remember 232 THE NEW CLARION my girlish face, pinl-c cheeks, an' yaller fluffy hair that I used to roll in papers the night before a party. Do you remember how you tied my shoe that fust day at the Sunday-school picnic at Big Spring, an' said all them silly things about how little an' trim it was ? Do you remember — I know you must, honey — do you remember the purty pale-blue dress I wore that day, an' the sweet sailor-hat that was a...ll the go at that time ? You remember how you cussed when Tom Tarley axed me to walk off with him after dinner? La! I didn't care a snap about Tom. I hardly heard a word he said, I was so tickled over the way you glared at 'im. A woman likes that — she does love to see a man git mad on her account. They say Tom's made good on a big ranch out West — owns a thousand head o' cattle an' land fer miles. I could 'a' ketched Tom, I'm purty sure, ef you hadn't had fust claim. He railly did Hke me; he couldn't hide it.
What to read after The New Clarion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harben, Will N. (Will Nathaniel), 1858-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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