Told in the Hills
Told in the Hills
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I won't stay!" *' You will obey orders, as a soldier should," answered her father. If I go instead of sending, it will be because it is necessary, and you will have to bow to necessity, and wait until I can get back." **And we've got to thank Mr, Squaw-man for that, too!" burst out Fred wrathfuUy. '*You never thought of going until he came; oh, I know it — I hate him! " *'He would be heart-broken if he knew it," observed her father dryly. **By the way, Miss Rachel, do you know if there is room ...in the ranch stables for another horse?" *'They can make room, if it is necessary. Why ? " ** Genesee's mare is used up even worse than her master by the long, hard journey he has made. Our stock that is in good condition can stand our accommo- dations all right, but that fellow seemed miserable to think the poor beast had not quarters equal to his own.
He is such a queer fellow about asking a favor that I thought—" ''And the thought does you credit," said the girl with a suspicious moisture in her eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I won't stay!" *' You will obey orders, as a soldier should," answered her father. If I go instead of sending, it will be because it is necessary, and you will have to bow to necessity, and wait until I can get back." **And we've got to thank Mr, Squaw-man for that, too!" burst out Fred wrathfuUy. '*You never thought of going until he came; oh, I know it — I hate him! " *'He would be heart-broken if he knew it," observed her father dryly. **By the way, Miss Rachel, do you know if there is room ...in the ranch stables for another horse?" *'They can make room, if it is necessary. Why ? " ** Genesee's mare is used up even worse than her master by the long, hard journey he has made. Our stock that is in good condition can stand our accommo- dations all right, but that fellow seemed miserable to think the poor beast had not quarters equal to his own.
He is such a queer fellow about asking a favor that I thought—" ''And the thought does you credit," said the girl with a suspicious moisture in her eyes.
What to read after Told in the Hills?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ryan Marah Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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