The Troll Garden
The Troll Garden
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So you're Hilgarde's brother, and here I've run into you at the jumping-off place. Sounds like a newspaper yarn, doesn't it ?" The travelling-man laughed and offered Ever- ett a cigar and plied him with questions on the only subject that people ever seemed to care to talk to Everett about. At length the salesman and the two girls alighted at a Colorado way station, and Everett went on to Cheyenne alone.
"A DEATH IN THE DESERT" 117 The train pulled into Cheyenne at nine o'clock, late by a matter... of four hours or so; but no one seemed particularly concerned at its tardiness except the station agent, who grumbled at being kept in the office over time on a summer night. When Everett alighted from the train he walked down the platform and stopped at the track crossing, uncertain as to what direction he should take to reach a hotel. A phaeton stood near the crossing and a woman held the reins. She was dressed in white, and her figure was clearly sil- houetted against the cushions, though it was too dark to see her face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So you're Hilgarde's brother, and here I've run into you at the jumping-off place. Sounds like a newspaper yarn, doesn't it ?" The travelling-man laughed and offered Ever- ett a cigar and plied him with questions on the only subject that people ever seemed to care to talk to Everett about. At length the salesman and the two girls alighted at a Colorado way station, and Everett went on to Cheyenne alone.
"A DEATH IN THE DESERT" 117 The train pulled into Cheyenne at nine o'clock, late by a matter... of four hours or so; but no one seemed particularly concerned at its tardiness except the station agent, who grumbled at being kept in the office over time on a summer night. When Everett alighted from the train he walked down the platform and stopped at the track crossing, uncertain as to what direction he should take to reach a hotel. A phaeton stood near the crossing and a woman held the reins. She was dressed in white, and her figure was clearly sil- houetted against the cushions, though it was too dark to see her face.
What to read after The Troll Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willa Cather to read onlineMoreLess
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