Timber
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Her clear laugh came again. "Of course, who else would I come to see? Though naturally, I'm glad that you are here tonight. I had planned a lonely evening. John doesn't know that I got off the road and missed my way until late. I was with him all day and he thinks I'm safe at Windigo. I would only worry him if I let him know. " Rowe pulled at his cigar.
"He's so busy! You'll hardly know him, Phil; he's quite changed. " "I expect so, " drily. Pause.
"Why don't we walk?" Rowe asked. "I've ridden ...all—" "Fine! Such a night!" They went together, slowly, out along the board side- walk to where it became but two planks laid side by side in the sand, and finally off that into the road itself.
"Don't you think John is doing wonderfully, " Marcia asked.
Rowe shrugged and threw away his cigar rather impet- uously, as though it had not pleased his taste. "He's doing something, yes, but the old man can't trust him. He's a kid in business; been lucky, but he has a deal on and Luke won't trust him to go it alone; that's why I am here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her clear laugh came again. "Of course, who else would I come to see? Though naturally, I'm glad that you are here tonight. I had planned a lonely evening. John doesn't know that I got off the road and missed my way until late. I was with him all day and he thinks I'm safe at Windigo. I would only worry him if I let him know. " Rowe pulled at his cigar.
"He's so busy! You'll hardly know him, Phil; he's quite changed. " "I expect so, " drily. Pause.
"Why don't we walk?" Rowe asked. "I've ridden ...all—" "Fine! Such a night!" They went together, slowly, out along the board side- walk to where it became but two planks laid side by side in the sand, and finally off that into the road itself.
"Don't you think John is doing wonderfully, " Marcia asked.
Rowe shrugged and threw away his cigar rather impet- uously, as though it had not pleased his taste. "He's doing something, yes, but the old man can't trust him. He's a kid in business; been lucky, but he has a deal on and Luke won't trust him to go it alone; that's why I am here.
What to read after Timber?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold Titus to read onlineMoreLess
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