The Pioneers
The Pioneers
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TIMON OF ATHENS WHEN Marmaduke Temple and his cousin rode through the gate of the former, the heart of the father had been too recently touched with the best feelings of our nature to leave inclination for immediate discourse. There was an importance in the air of Richard, which would not have admitted of the ordinary informal conversation of the Sheriff without violating all the rules of consistency; and the equestrians pursued their way with great diligence for more than a mile in profound si...lence. At length, the soft expression of parental affection was slowly chased from the handsome features of the Judge and was gradually supplanted by the cast of humor and benevolence that was usually seated on his brow.
“Well, Dickon,” he said, “since I have yielded myself so far implicitly to your guidance, I think the moment has arrived when I am entitled to further confidence. Why and wherefore are we journeying together in this solemn gait?”
The Sheriff gave a loud hem that rang far in the forest, and keeping his eyes fixed on objects before him, like a man who is looking deep into futurity: “There has always been one point of difference between us, Judge Temple, I may say, since our nativity,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TIMON OF ATHENS WHEN Marmaduke Temple and his cousin rode through the gate of the former, the heart of the father had been too recently touched with the best feelings of our nature to leave inclination for immediate discourse. There was an importance in the air of Richard, which would not have admitted of the ordinary informal conversation of the Sheriff without violating all the rules of consistency; and the equestrians pursued their way with great diligence for more than a mile in profound si...lence. At length, the soft expression of parental affection was slowly chased from the handsome features of the Judge and was gradually supplanted by the cast of humor and benevolence that was usually seated on his brow.
“Well, Dickon,” he said, “since I have yielded myself so far implicitly to your guidance, I think the moment has arrived when I am entitled to further confidence. Why and wherefore are we journeying together in this solemn gait?”
The Sheriff gave a loud hem that rang far in the forest, and keeping his eyes fixed on objects before him, like a man who is looking deep into futurity: “There has always been one point of difference between us, Judge Temple, I may say, since our nativity,”
What to read after The Pioneers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Fenimore Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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