The Rainbow Trail
The Rainbow Trail
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If she'd come first, allright. As she didn't--why, don't single her out. " Joe kept his seat. The girl came to the spring. A low "good morning"came from under the hood. Then she filled her bucket and started home. Shefford observed that this time she wore moccasins and she carried theheavy bucket with ease. When she disappeared he had again the vague, inexplicable sensation of regret.
Joe Lake breathed heavily. "Reckon I've got to get me a woman likeher, " he said. But the former jocose tone wa...s lacking and he appearedthoughtful.
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Withers first took Shefford to the building used for a school. It wassomewhat larger than the other houses, had only one room with two doorsand several windows. It was full of children, of all sizes and ages, sitting on rude board benches.
There were half a hundred of them, sturdy, healthy, rosy boys and girls, dad in home-made garments. The young woman teacher was as embarrassedas her pupils were shy, and the visitors withdrew without having heard aword of lessons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If she'd come first, allright. As she didn't--why, don't single her out. " Joe kept his seat. The girl came to the spring. A low "good morning"came from under the hood. Then she filled her bucket and started home. Shefford observed that this time she wore moccasins and she carried theheavy bucket with ease. When she disappeared he had again the vague, inexplicable sensation of regret.
Joe Lake breathed heavily. "Reckon I've got to get me a woman likeher, " he said. But the former jocose tone wa...s lacking and he appearedthoughtful.
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Withers first took Shefford to the building used for a school. It wassomewhat larger than the other houses, had only one room with two doorsand several windows. It was full of children, of all sizes and ages, sitting on rude board benches.
There were half a hundred of them, sturdy, healthy, rosy boys and girls, dad in home-made garments. The young woman teacher was as embarrassedas her pupils were shy, and the visitors withdrew without having heard aword of lessons.
What to read after The Rainbow Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grey, Zane, 1872-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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