Towhead the Story of a Girl
Towhead the Story of a Girl
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123 way thither but, poor Dick, she had never been put to the trouble of connecting causes and effects in her mind. She took in the scene solely in its immediately apparent and poetic sense ; and, to her, this galaxy of black-stoled and unmated women, crossing a shadowy stream at the twilight hour, appeared incomprehensible and terribly picturesque.
She crossed over to where the old ferryman, silently, but with a red and jovial face, was tugging the boat along by the wire cables stretched acros...s the river. There was something pathetic in the manner in which Dick drew this man into a con versation on the technology of boats, and he appreciated it.
"Here s a mighty han som and a wild one, " he said to himself ; " sent to be tamed down a bit, I bet ye ! wall, they get a hold of em once in a while. But she don t know how she s a makin their eyes stick out o their heads by comin over here and sociatin with me so nateral, now does she?" So he chuckled, and entertained Dick with stories, and Dick recounted some thrilling adven tures of her own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
123 way thither but, poor Dick, she had never been put to the trouble of connecting causes and effects in her mind. She took in the scene solely in its immediately apparent and poetic sense ; and, to her, this galaxy of black-stoled and unmated women, crossing a shadowy stream at the twilight hour, appeared incomprehensible and terribly picturesque.
She crossed over to where the old ferryman, silently, but with a red and jovial face, was tugging the boat along by the wire cables stretched acros...s the river. There was something pathetic in the manner in which Dick drew this man into a con versation on the technology of boats, and he appreciated it.
"Here s a mighty han som and a wild one, " he said to himself ; " sent to be tamed down a bit, I bet ye ! wall, they get a hold of em once in a while. But she don t know how she s a makin their eyes stick out o their heads by comin over here and sociatin with me so nateral, now does she?" So he chuckled, and entertained Dick with stories, and Dick recounted some thrilling adven tures of her own.
What to read after Towhead the Story of a Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Pratt Mclean Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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