The Probationer And Other Stories
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You will come and see me some day?" "To be sure, " he replied, gently, "if you wish it. " How stupid he was ! She almost despaired of him, but tried again. " And if you are of the same mind" now he started "bring with you a " She got no further. How can a girl talk without breath?
"Jeanne!" shouted the Commissioner. He hardly saw the necessity of leave-taking, and she was very long about it.
"Coming!" she called. "Yes there! That s two! Now let me go!" " Com ing ! Oh, please /" She tore loose a...nd ran off, panting and dishevelled. " And if you are still of the same mind, " she repeated from a safe distance, "bring with you a priest!" Then she ran hard.
THE DEVIL S MUSKEG THE DEVIL S MUSKEG SHOULD it ever be your fortune to shoot over the country that lies between White Man s Lake and the Riding Mountains, keep a loon s eye open for the Devil s Keg. It will pay you. There is little to distinguish it from the common hay slough, but you may know it by this no water gathers in the centre. Around its edges giant reeds, like regiments of busbied grenadiers, raise their brown polls on high, and spiky sedges turn a cutting edge to grasping hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You will come and see me some day?" "To be sure, " he replied, gently, "if you wish it. " How stupid he was ! She almost despaired of him, but tried again. " And if you are of the same mind" now he started "bring with you a " She got no further. How can a girl talk without breath?
"Jeanne!" shouted the Commissioner. He hardly saw the necessity of leave-taking, and she was very long about it.
"Coming!" she called. "Yes there! That s two! Now let me go!" " Com ing ! Oh, please /" She tore loose a...nd ran off, panting and dishevelled. " And if you are still of the same mind, " she repeated from a safe distance, "bring with you a priest!" Then she ran hard.
THE DEVIL S MUSKEG THE DEVIL S MUSKEG SHOULD it ever be your fortune to shoot over the country that lies between White Man s Lake and the Riding Mountains, keep a loon s eye open for the Devil s Keg. It will pay you. There is little to distinguish it from the common hay slough, but you may know it by this no water gathers in the centre. Around its edges giant reeds, like regiments of busbied grenadiers, raise their brown polls on high, and spiky sedges turn a cutting edge to grasping hands.
What to read after The Probationer And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herman Whitaker to read onlineMoreLess
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