Waifs And Strays, Twelve Stories
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"What is it, George?" asked Ross.
The cook reached out his hand into the darkness alongside the jamb. With careful precision he prodded something. Then he made one careful step into the snow. His back muscles bulged a little under the arms as he stooped and lightly lifted a burden. An- other step inside the door, which he shut methodically behind him, and he dumped the burden at a safe dis- tance from the fire.
He stood up and fixed us with a solemn eye. None of us moved under that Orphic suspe...nse until, "A woman," remarked George.
Miss Willie Adams was her name. Vocation, school- teacher. Present avocation, getting lost in the snow.
Age, yum-yinn (the Persian for twenty). Take to the woods if you would describe Miss Adams. A willow for grace; a hickory for fibre; a birch for the clear whiteness of her skin; for eyes, the blue sky seen through treetops ; the silk in cocoons for her hair ; her voice, the murmur of the evening June wind in the leaves; her mouth, the berries of the wintergreen; fin- gers as light as ferns ; her toe as small as a deer track.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What is it, George?" asked Ross.
The cook reached out his hand into the darkness alongside the jamb. With careful precision he prodded something. Then he made one careful step into the snow. His back muscles bulged a little under the arms as he stooped and lightly lifted a burden. An- other step inside the door, which he shut methodically behind him, and he dumped the burden at a safe dis- tance from the fire.
He stood up and fixed us with a solemn eye. None of us moved under that Orphic suspe...nse until, "A woman," remarked George.
Miss Willie Adams was her name. Vocation, school- teacher. Present avocation, getting lost in the snow.
Age, yum-yinn (the Persian for twenty). Take to the woods if you would describe Miss Adams. A willow for grace; a hickory for fibre; a birch for the clear whiteness of her skin; for eyes, the blue sky seen through treetops ; the silk in cocoons for her hair ; her voice, the murmur of the evening June wind in the leaves; her mouth, the berries of the wintergreen; fin- gers as light as ferns ; her toe as small as a deer track.
What to read after Waifs And Strays, Twelve Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry O. to read onlineMoreLess
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