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Iremembered it as one of my father's.
"'She 'll make me give it up to-morrow night when I git home, ' hechuckled.
"We had turned into a road through the plantations, and had just come tothe fork where Halloway's road turned off toward his place.
"'I lays a heap to your mother's door--purty much all this, I reckon. 'His eye swept the moon-bathed scene before him. 'But for her I might n't'a got _her_. And ain't a' man in the world got a happier home, or asgood a wife. ' He waved his hand toward t...he little homestead that wassleeping in the moonlight on the slope the other side of the stream, apicture of peace.
"His path went down a little slope, and mine kept along the side of thehill until it entered the woods. A great sycamore tree grew right inthe fork, with its long, hoary arms extending over both roads, making abroad mass of shadow in the white moonlight.
"The next day was the day of election. Hal-loway was at one poll and Iwas at another; so I did not see him that day. But he sent me word thatevening that he had carried his poll, and I rode home knowing that weshould have peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Iremembered it as one of my father's.
"'She 'll make me give it up to-morrow night when I git home, ' hechuckled.
"We had turned into a road through the plantations, and had just come tothe fork where Halloway's road turned off toward his place.
"'I lays a heap to your mother's door--purty much all this, I reckon. 'His eye swept the moon-bathed scene before him. 'But for her I might n't'a got _her_. And ain't a' man in the world got a happier home, or asgood a wife. ' He waved his hand toward t...he little homestead that wassleeping in the moonlight on the slope the other side of the stream, apicture of peace.
"His path went down a little slope, and mine kept along the side of thehill until it entered the woods. A great sycamore tree grew right inthe fork, with its long, hoary arms extending over both roads, making abroad mass of shadow in the white moonlight.
"The next day was the day of election. Hal-loway was at one poll and Iwas at another; so I did not see him that day. But he sent me word thatevening that he had carried his poll, and I rode home knowing that weshould have peace.
What to read after The Spectre in the Cart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Page Thomas Nelson to read onlineMoreLess
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