The Roof Tree
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" "Now, I've got somethin' ter tell ye, " went on Parish, and though theydid not know just when or how the change had been wrought, each of thethree visitors began to realize that a subtle shifting of places hadcome over their relations to their host.
At first they had spoken categorically and he had listened passively. Now when he spoke they felt the compulsion of hearkening to him as toone whose words carried authority. Personalities had been measured asare foils in the hands of fencers, and ...Parish Thornton was beingrecognized to hold the longest and keenest blade.
"I've done sought ter show ye, outen yore own mouths, " he said, soberly, "thet at one an' ther same time ye was demandin' ter know what I aimedter do an' tellin' me I couldn't do nothin'. Now I tells ye thar's onething I jedgmatically _hain't_ a-goin' ter do, an' thet is ter stand byan' suffer them two mill-stones ter grind me ter no powder. " He paused, and the girl had moved forward until she stood at his sidewith her outstretched hand resting against the bark of the old tree in areverent touch of caress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Now, I've got somethin' ter tell ye, " went on Parish, and though theydid not know just when or how the change had been wrought, each of thethree visitors began to realize that a subtle shifting of places hadcome over their relations to their host.
At first they had spoken categorically and he had listened passively. Now when he spoke they felt the compulsion of hearkening to him as toone whose words carried authority. Personalities had been measured asare foils in the hands of fencers, and ...Parish Thornton was beingrecognized to hold the longest and keenest blade.
"I've done sought ter show ye, outen yore own mouths, " he said, soberly, "thet at one an' ther same time ye was demandin' ter know what I aimedter do an' tellin' me I couldn't do nothin'. Now I tells ye thar's onething I jedgmatically _hain't_ a-goin' ter do, an' thet is ter stand byan' suffer them two mill-stones ter grind me ter no powder. " He paused, and the girl had moved forward until she stood at his sidewith her outstretched hand resting against the bark of the old tree in areverent touch of caress.
What to read after The Roof Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buck Charles Neville to read onlineMoreLess
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