Wrecked But Not Ruined
Wrecked But Not Ruined
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"Flora and Elise!" cried Kenneth and his father, in the same breath, asthey started up eagerly and hastened to the door.
They were right. Flora, jumping out of the furs of a vehicle whichresembled a slipper-bath, and was drawn by four panting dogs, ran intothe hut, exclaiming, "Dear father, " and threw her arms round the neck ofthe elder McLeod, who was not slow to return the embrace. Elise enteredwith smiling face, and curtsied to the young men, who advanced and shookher heartily by the hand.
..."Hould their hids, Mister Kenneth, " exclaimed the driver of the foremostsleigh, as he sought to undo the traces of the dogs. "Sure they're allalike--horses or dogs, they never _will_ lay still when they're wantedto; bad luck to 'em intirely. Me heart is all but broke. There--gitalong wid ye. " "Don't be hard on them, Rooney, " said Kenneth, laughing, "they seem tohave done good service. " "True for ye, " replied Rooney, "it wouldn't have bin aisy to git theladies down here widout 'em, the snow was so soft wi' the thaw that itnigh tore the snow-shoes off me feet, an' my poor legs is at laist threeinches longer than whin I set out, if not four.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Flora and Elise!" cried Kenneth and his father, in the same breath, asthey started up eagerly and hastened to the door.
They were right. Flora, jumping out of the furs of a vehicle whichresembled a slipper-bath, and was drawn by four panting dogs, ran intothe hut, exclaiming, "Dear father, " and threw her arms round the neck ofthe elder McLeod, who was not slow to return the embrace. Elise enteredwith smiling face, and curtsied to the young men, who advanced and shookher heartily by the hand.
..."Hould their hids, Mister Kenneth, " exclaimed the driver of the foremostsleigh, as he sought to undo the traces of the dogs. "Sure they're allalike--horses or dogs, they never _will_ lay still when they're wantedto; bad luck to 'em intirely. Me heart is all but broke. There--gitalong wid ye. " "Don't be hard on them, Rooney, " said Kenneth, laughing, "they seem tohave done good service. " "True for ye, " replied Rooney, "it wouldn't have bin aisy to git theladies down here widout 'em, the snow was so soft wi' the thaw that itnigh tore the snow-shoes off me feet, an' my poor legs is at laist threeinches longer than whin I set out, if not four.
What to read after Wrecked But Not Ruined?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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