A Waif of the Plains
A Waif of the Plains
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In this boyish picnic he missed Susy, and recalled, perhaps a littlebitterly, her coldness at parting. But the novelty of his situation, thebrilliant sunshine and sense of freedom, and the road already awakeningto dusty life with passing teams, dismissed everything but the futurefrom his mind. Readjusting his pack, he stepped on cheerily. At noon hewas overtaken by a teamster, who in return for a match to light his pipegave him a lift of a dozen miles. It is to be feared that Clarence'saccount ...of himself was equally fanciful with his previous story, andthat the teamster parted from him with a genuine regret, and a hope thathe would soon be overtaken by his friends along the road. "And mind thatyou ain't such a fool agin to let 'em make you tote their dod-blastedtools fur them!" he added unsuspectingly, pointing to Clarence's miningoutfit. Thus saved the heaviest part of the day's journey, for theroad was continually rising from the plains during the last six miles, Clarence was yet able to cover a considerable distance on foot beforehe halted for supper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this boyish picnic he missed Susy, and recalled, perhaps a littlebitterly, her coldness at parting. But the novelty of his situation, thebrilliant sunshine and sense of freedom, and the road already awakeningto dusty life with passing teams, dismissed everything but the futurefrom his mind. Readjusting his pack, he stepped on cheerily. At noon hewas overtaken by a teamster, who in return for a match to light his pipegave him a lift of a dozen miles. It is to be feared that Clarence'saccount ...of himself was equally fanciful with his previous story, andthat the teamster parted from him with a genuine regret, and a hope thathe would soon be overtaken by his friends along the road. "And mind thatyou ain't such a fool agin to let 'em make you tote their dod-blastedtools fur them!" he added unsuspectingly, pointing to Clarence's miningoutfit. Thus saved the heaviest part of the day's journey, for theroad was continually rising from the plains during the last six miles, Clarence was yet able to cover a considerable distance on foot beforehe halted for supper.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harte, Bret, 1836-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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