Around the Golden Deep a Romance of the Sierras
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It 's been a harud day fur yer old dad, an' he needs a comfort now." In truth, the idlers up at the mine had vexed his soul not a little. He could not find it in his heart to side with them against one whom he knew to be stanch and true to the highest principles of manhood, although he might not fully comprehend such a character. He had worked with Edward Dennett's father in the old mine years ago, when Edward was a school-boy, and he had known the lad from his youth.
A man who possessed the cu...ltivation and bearing of a gentlemen, and added to these the principles of jus- tice. and truth, constituted his ideal of what a gentle- man should be. And Edward Dennett filled this as well as his father had before him.
270 ABOTTND THE GOLDEN DEEP.
"Begowa, boys," he had said to the Btrikers, "a jin- tleman whin he 's a-bossing of a job don't want folks a-smokin' and cussin' around now. Ye aU know that, an' it 's divil a bit o' luck '11 come out o' this, I can tell ■ye." When Nita had reached home so late, her disobe- dience had seemed a spice of insubordination and ob- stinacy like that of the strikers which had tried him all day, and so the voice that usually fell only in words of tenderness and praise upon Nita's ear now smote it with blame, which, though merited, rankled and stung in a heart already seething and heaving with angry passion, like the fires beneath a volcanic crater.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It 's been a harud day fur yer old dad, an' he needs a comfort now." In truth, the idlers up at the mine had vexed his soul not a little. He could not find it in his heart to side with them against one whom he knew to be stanch and true to the highest principles of manhood, although he might not fully comprehend such a character. He had worked with Edward Dennett's father in the old mine years ago, when Edward was a school-boy, and he had known the lad from his youth.
A man who possessed the cu...ltivation and bearing of a gentlemen, and added to these the principles of jus- tice. and truth, constituted his ideal of what a gentle- man should be. And Edward Dennett filled this as well as his father had before him.
270 ABOTTND THE GOLDEN DEEP.
"Begowa, boys," he had said to the Btrikers, "a jin- tleman whin he 's a-bossing of a job don't want folks a-smokin' and cussin' around now. Ye aU know that, an' it 's divil a bit o' luck '11 come out o' this, I can tell ■ye." When Nita had reached home so late, her disobe- dience had seemed a spice of insubordination and ob- stinacy like that of the strikers which had tried him all day, and so the voice that usually fell only in words of tenderness and praise upon Nita's ear now smote it with blame, which, though merited, rankled and stung in a heart already seething and heaving with angry passion, like the fires beneath a volcanic crater.
What to read after Around the Golden Deep a Romance of the Sierras?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A P Reeder to read onlineMoreLess
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