Bloom of Cactus
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He worked for Dad and was right decent, till he got inwith Slade and the--business started. " Lennon was not to be diverted to another subject. The mystery of Elsie'sparentage intrigued him. With the realization that the two girls werenot of blood kin, Lennon found himself dwelling upon the differencesbetween them. Elsie, cleared of any kinship to Farley, at once became inhis thoughts a being of finer nature than her foster-sister.
In contrast, Carmena now seemed to show distinctly the taint of... Farley'sblood. Her frank manner took on the tinge of boldness. Her vigour andstrength now seemed mannish, if not coarse.
Might not what he had taken for high spirit and courage be no more thancallous hardihood? Was there not a certain garishness about her richcolouring? And was all the brown of her skin on the outside? Both herhair and eyes were dark, and there was her Spanish name--Carmena. Wasshe not, in part, of Mexican blood?
Some hint of Lennon's thoughts may have shown in his expression. Otherwise the girl's next remark was pure coincidence: "Ever since Slade added tizwin to the business, I've had to be prettymuch the man of the family.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He worked for Dad and was right decent, till he got inwith Slade and the--business started. " Lennon was not to be diverted to another subject. The mystery of Elsie'sparentage intrigued him. With the realization that the two girls werenot of blood kin, Lennon found himself dwelling upon the differencesbetween them. Elsie, cleared of any kinship to Farley, at once became inhis thoughts a being of finer nature than her foster-sister.
In contrast, Carmena now seemed to show distinctly the taint of... Farley'sblood. Her frank manner took on the tinge of boldness. Her vigour andstrength now seemed mannish, if not coarse.
Might not what he had taken for high spirit and courage be no more thancallous hardihood? Was there not a certain garishness about her richcolouring? And was all the brown of her skin on the outside? Both herhair and eyes were dark, and there was her Spanish name--Carmena. Wasshe not, in part, of Mexican blood?
Some hint of Lennon's thoughts may have shown in his expression. Otherwise the girl's next remark was pure coincidence: "Ever since Slade added tizwin to the business, I've had to be prettymuch the man of the family.
What to read after Bloom of Cactus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennet Robert Ames to read onlineMoreLess
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