The Story of Kennett
The Story of Kennett
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I find all that very natural in a man of his nature." " But Deb. Smith ? " Gilbert asked.
"That," said Martha, "is rather a curious coinci- dence, but nothing more, I think. She is said to be a superstitious creature, and if you have ever befriended her, — and you may have done so, Gilbert, without your good heart being aware of it, — she thinks that her spells, or charms, or what not, will save you from harm. No, I was wrong; it is not so very strange, except Fortune's intimacy with Alfred Bar...ton, which everybody was talking about at the time." Gilbert drew a deep breath of relief. How the dark- ness of his new fear vanished, in the light of Martha's calm, sensible words! " How wonderfully you have guessed the truth! " he cried. " So it is; Deb. Smith 244 The Story of Kennett thinks she is beholden to me for kind treatment; she blew upon my palm, in a mysterious way, and said she would stand by me in time of need ! But that about Fortune puzzles me. I can see that Barton is very shy of me since he thinks I 've made the discovery." "We must ask Betsy Lavender's counsel there," said Martha.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I find all that very natural in a man of his nature." " But Deb. Smith ? " Gilbert asked.
"That," said Martha, "is rather a curious coinci- dence, but nothing more, I think. She is said to be a superstitious creature, and if you have ever befriended her, — and you may have done so, Gilbert, without your good heart being aware of it, — she thinks that her spells, or charms, or what not, will save you from harm. No, I was wrong; it is not so very strange, except Fortune's intimacy with Alfred Bar...ton, which everybody was talking about at the time." Gilbert drew a deep breath of relief. How the dark- ness of his new fear vanished, in the light of Martha's calm, sensible words! " How wonderfully you have guessed the truth! " he cried. " So it is; Deb. Smith 244 The Story of Kennett thinks she is beholden to me for kind treatment; she blew upon my palm, in a mysterious way, and said she would stand by me in time of need ! But that about Fortune puzzles me. I can see that Barton is very shy of me since he thinks I 've made the discovery." "We must ask Betsy Lavender's counsel there," said Martha.
What to read after The Story of Kennett?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor Bayard to read onlineMoreLess
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