Una of the Hill Country
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" Despite her slender physique and her recurrent heavy tasks the dreardoom of poverty with its multiform menace had cast no shadow on herethereal face, and her pensive dark gray eyes were full of serenelight as she met the visitor at the bars. A glimmer of mirth began toscintillate beneath her long brown lashes, and she spoke first. "Thefolks in the mountings air mighty nigh skeered out'n thar boots by yerfoolishness, Brent"--she sought to conserve a mien of reproof. "They'low ez it war a manif...estation of the Evil One. " Brent laughed delightedly. "Warn't it prime?" he said. "But I neverexpected ter work sech a scatteration of the crowd Thar skeer plumbterrified _me_. I jes' set out with the nimblest, an' run from the devilmyself. " "Won't them candidates fur office be mighty mad if they find out what itwar sure enough?" she queried anxiously. "They gin the crowd a barbecuean' bran dance, an' arter all, the folks got quit of hevin' ter hearthem speak an' jaw about thar old politics an' sech.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Despite her slender physique and her recurrent heavy tasks the dreardoom of poverty with its multiform menace had cast no shadow on herethereal face, and her pensive dark gray eyes were full of serenelight as she met the visitor at the bars. A glimmer of mirth began toscintillate beneath her long brown lashes, and she spoke first. "Thefolks in the mountings air mighty nigh skeered out'n thar boots by yerfoolishness, Brent"--she sought to conserve a mien of reproof. "They'low ez it war a manif...estation of the Evil One. " Brent laughed delightedly. "Warn't it prime?" he said. "But I neverexpected ter work sech a scatteration of the crowd Thar skeer plumbterrified _me_. I jes' set out with the nimblest, an' run from the devilmyself. " "Won't them candidates fur office be mighty mad if they find out what itwar sure enough?" she queried anxiously. "They gin the crowd a barbecuean' bran dance, an' arter all, the folks got quit of hevin' ter hearthem speak an' jaw about thar old politics an' sech.
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