The Throwback a Romance of the Southwest
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"Cato will saddle Jet in a moment. " Robert s tone fell almost to the plaintive. Ethel s, as she responded, was brightly gay. It was as if one sorrowed over a coming separation while the other felt relieved. Aunt Tilda, in her new enlighten ment, observed this, and found therein much that was unsatisfactory.
Then came worse.
"Poor Jet!" said Ethel. "I had him out yesterday, 178 ROBERT S TONGUE-TIED LOVE and I think he lamed himself. At any rate he came in utterly fagged. I couldn t ride him to-...day; it would be too much for him. " As though these cheerful prevarications were his cue, and he would make profert of himself in their disproof, Jet at this pinch came tearing round the corner of the dobe, curveting and buck-jumping, a thorough example of a pony in spirits. He ran to Ethel on a theory of sugar; for it was her habit to regale him with stray lumps of that confection.
This prompt refutation of Ethel s reasons for not riding that mile with Robert disquieted Aunt Tilda. The more, because while Robert changed color and looked as though he had received a blow, Ethel, unabashed, continued as merry as a lark.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Cato will saddle Jet in a moment. " Robert s tone fell almost to the plaintive. Ethel s, as she responded, was brightly gay. It was as if one sorrowed over a coming separation while the other felt relieved. Aunt Tilda, in her new enlighten ment, observed this, and found therein much that was unsatisfactory.
Then came worse.
"Poor Jet!" said Ethel. "I had him out yesterday, 178 ROBERT S TONGUE-TIED LOVE and I think he lamed himself. At any rate he came in utterly fagged. I couldn t ride him to-...day; it would be too much for him. " As though these cheerful prevarications were his cue, and he would make profert of himself in their disproof, Jet at this pinch came tearing round the corner of the dobe, curveting and buck-jumping, a thorough example of a pony in spirits. He ran to Ethel on a theory of sugar; for it was her habit to regale him with stray lumps of that confection.
This prompt refutation of Ethel s reasons for not riding that mile with Robert disquieted Aunt Tilda. The more, because while Robert changed color and looked as though he had received a blow, Ethel, unabashed, continued as merry as a lark.
What to read after The Throwback a Romance of the Southwest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis Alfred Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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