The Red Acorn : a Novel
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Davis's blood-relation, who presides over the Sulphur Confederacy, will j)ut on his shoul- der-straps with a branding-iron, and serve up his rations for him red-hot. I only wish he had more going along with him to keep him company." " Save your feelings against the Secessionists for expression with your gun in the next fight, and come I'long. I'm getting thirstier every minute." 168 THK KKD ACORN.
Thoy walked on rapidly for a couple or three hours, without tinding much ciicourageiiient in tlici...r search. The rugged mountain sides were hut thinly peoi)led, and the^ few poor cabins they saw in the ths- tance they decided were not promising enough of results to justify clamhering up to where they were perched. At la.st, almo>t wearied out, tiiey halted for a little while to rest and scan the interminahle waves of summits that stretched out U'tore tln-m.
''Ah/ said Kent, rising suddenly, "let's go on.
Hopo dawns at last. I .-^mell apples. That's a i>er- fiune my nose never mistakes. We're near an or- chard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Davis's blood-relation, who presides over the Sulphur Confederacy, will j)ut on his shoul- der-straps with a branding-iron, and serve up his rations for him red-hot. I only wish he had more going along with him to keep him company." " Save your feelings against the Secessionists for expression with your gun in the next fight, and come I'long. I'm getting thirstier every minute." 168 THK KKD ACORN.
Thoy walked on rapidly for a couple or three hours, without tinding much ciicourageiiient in tlici...r search. The rugged mountain sides were hut thinly peoi)led, and the^ few poor cabins they saw in the ths- tance they decided were not promising enough of results to justify clamhering up to where they were perched. At la.st, almo>t wearied out, tiiey halted for a little while to rest and scan the interminahle waves of summits that stretched out U'tore tln-m.
''Ah/ said Kent, rising suddenly, "let's go on.
Hopo dawns at last. I .-^mell apples. That's a i>er- fiune my nose never mistakes. We're near an or- chard.
What to read after The Red Acorn : a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcelroy John to read onlineMoreLess
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