This Way to Christmas
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There was but one path left to take. Why should any one come to show him the way? Although the trail lay down the hill David's going was very slow. He sank deep at every step and where the drifts were high he had to make long detours, which nearly doubled the distance. When he reached the hut at last he met the trapper at his very door-sill. The pack on his back looked full, and David guessed he had just been down to the village for supplies. He eyed David with a grave concern through the openi...ng in his parka; and David wondered whether the rest of the face would be grave, or kind, or forbidding.
102 THE TRAPPER'S TALE "Nicholas Bassaraba has few visitors, but you are welcome. " The voice was gruff but not unkindly, and the trapper pushed open the door of his hut and motioned David inside. They stood stamp- ing the snow from their boots; and then the trapper lifted his hood and David saw that he was not at all like the Grimm picture of Blue- beard. He was dark and swarthy-skinned, to be sure, but he wore no beard only a small mustache and his eyebrows were not heavy and sinister-looking and his mouth was almost friendly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was but one path left to take. Why should any one come to show him the way? Although the trail lay down the hill David's going was very slow. He sank deep at every step and where the drifts were high he had to make long detours, which nearly doubled the distance. When he reached the hut at last he met the trapper at his very door-sill. The pack on his back looked full, and David guessed he had just been down to the village for supplies. He eyed David with a grave concern through the openi...ng in his parka; and David wondered whether the rest of the face would be grave, or kind, or forbidding.
102 THE TRAPPER'S TALE "Nicholas Bassaraba has few visitors, but you are welcome. " The voice was gruff but not unkindly, and the trapper pushed open the door of his hut and motioned David inside. They stood stamp- ing the snow from their boots; and then the trapper lifted his hood and David saw that he was not at all like the Grimm picture of Blue- beard. He was dark and swarthy-skinned, to be sure, but he wore no beard only a small mustache and his eyebrows were not heavy and sinister-looking and his mouth was almost friendly.
What to read after This Way to Christmas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sawyer Ruth to read onlineMoreLess
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