Thomas Jefferson Brown
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When he set her down on shore she was as white as death. From that dayshe treated him a little coolly--up to the last moment, out on the bay.
It was a bright, sunshiny day when the three--Lord Meton, Lady Isobel, and Thomas Jefferson Brown--set off in a big birchbark canoe, bound forHarrison's Island, a dozen miles out from the mainland. But you can'ttell much about sunshine and calm on Hudson Bay. They're like a jealouswoman's smile, masking something hidden. Four miles out, the wind cameup; m...idway between the island and the mainland, it was a small gale. Even at that, Thomas Jefferson Brown would have made it all right if thebeat of the sea hadn't broken a rotten thread under the bow, letting thebirch seam part with a suddenness that sent a little spurt of water upinto Lady Isobel's face.
What? No, this isn't going to have the regulation hero-act end, inwhich Thomas Jefferson Brown saves the life of the lady he loves. It'ssomething different--something that Thomas Jefferson Brown never guessedat when the water spurted in, and Lady Isobel turned to him with alittle scream, her beautiful blue eyes wide and filled with horror.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he set her down on shore she was as white as death. From that dayshe treated him a little coolly--up to the last moment, out on the bay.
It was a bright, sunshiny day when the three--Lord Meton, Lady Isobel, and Thomas Jefferson Brown--set off in a big birchbark canoe, bound forHarrison's Island, a dozen miles out from the mainland. But you can'ttell much about sunshine and calm on Hudson Bay. They're like a jealouswoman's smile, masking something hidden. Four miles out, the wind cameup; m...idway between the island and the mainland, it was a small gale. Even at that, Thomas Jefferson Brown would have made it all right if thebeat of the sea hadn't broken a rotten thread under the bow, letting thebirch seam part with a suddenness that sent a little spurt of water upinto Lady Isobel's face.
What? No, this isn't going to have the regulation hero-act end, inwhich Thomas Jefferson Brown saves the life of the lady he loves. It'ssomething different--something that Thomas Jefferson Brown never guessedat when the water spurted in, and Lady Isobel turned to him with alittle scream, her beautiful blue eyes wide and filled with horror.
What to read after Thomas Jefferson Brown?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curwood James Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
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