The Triumph, a Novel
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Filling the tubs with water, he stirred the earth into it, and when the earth had settled at the bottom he poured off the water into some big iron pots which he had for use in killing hogs. Be- neath the pots he made fires, constantly jesting with his observers.
"The water will boil away," he explained, "and leave the crystal salt at the bottom." The experiment turned out well, and for many days the crippled man had something to occupy his mind besides his domestic worries and the constant, alm...ost morbid fear that something serious might befall his son.
The news of his salt-making spread through the almost depopulated village and countryside, and persons badly in need of salt came, bringing produce to exchange for it, and from these visitors the Merlins learned all the news that was obtainable from the fields of warfare.
One cold day Mrs. Dill came to Merlin as he sat in the sunshine on the warm side of the house.
"I want to say somethin' to you," she began, a frank stare in her eyes, "an' I must admit that it ain't my busi- ness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Filling the tubs with water, he stirred the earth into it, and when the earth had settled at the bottom he poured off the water into some big iron pots which he had for use in killing hogs. Be- neath the pots he made fires, constantly jesting with his observers.
"The water will boil away," he explained, "and leave the crystal salt at the bottom." The experiment turned out well, and for many days the crippled man had something to occupy his mind besides his domestic worries and the constant, alm...ost morbid fear that something serious might befall his son.
The news of his salt-making spread through the almost depopulated village and countryside, and persons badly in need of salt came, bringing produce to exchange for it, and from these visitors the Merlins learned all the news that was obtainable from the fields of warfare.
One cold day Mrs. Dill came to Merlin as he sat in the sunshine on the warm side of the house.
"I want to say somethin' to you," she began, a frank stare in her eyes, "an' I must admit that it ain't my busi- ness.
What to read after The Triumph, a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harben, Will N. (Will Nathaniel), 1858-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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