The Promise a Tale of the Great Northwest
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However, I will offer you the best accommo- dations the camp affords. If you will kindly choose which of those two rooms you prefer I will have your belongings moved in at once. " "I suppose you brought cots, " he added, turning to Appleton.
"Yes, everything necessary for a tenderfoot outfit. " "When the ladies have selected their room I will have your gear moved into the other, " said Bill; and, with a bow to the ladies, moved off in the direction of the cook-shack.
Alone in the office, Ethel ...Manton gazed about upon the meager furnishings; a desk, the little air- tight stove with its huge wood-box; three wooden In the Office 291 chairs, a trunk secured by a padlock, and a bunk neatly laid with heavy blankets.
Several pairs of boots, moccasins, and heavy mittens were ranged along the floor next to the wall, while from pegs above them hung a faded mackinaw, a slicker, and several pairs of corduroy trousers.
Tacked to the wall above the desk was a large, highly colored calendar, while upon the opposite wall hung a rifle and a belt of yellow cartridges.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, I will offer you the best accommo- dations the camp affords. If you will kindly choose which of those two rooms you prefer I will have your belongings moved in at once. " "I suppose you brought cots, " he added, turning to Appleton.
"Yes, everything necessary for a tenderfoot outfit. " "When the ladies have selected their room I will have your gear moved into the other, " said Bill; and, with a bow to the ladies, moved off in the direction of the cook-shack.
Alone in the office, Ethel ...Manton gazed about upon the meager furnishings; a desk, the little air- tight stove with its huge wood-box; three wooden In the Office 291 chairs, a trunk secured by a padlock, and a bunk neatly laid with heavy blankets.
Several pairs of boots, moccasins, and heavy mittens were ranged along the floor next to the wall, while from pegs above them hung a faded mackinaw, a slicker, and several pairs of corduroy trousers.
Tacked to the wall above the desk was a large, highly colored calendar, while upon the opposite wall hung a rifle and a belt of yellow cartridges.
What to read after The Promise a Tale of the Great Northwest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hendryx James Beardsley to read onlineMoreLess
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