Deephaven And Selected Stories And Sketches
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But perhaps there wasnothing more to be told.
The day we left Deephaven we went down to the shore to say good by tohim and to some other friends, and he said, "Goin', are ye? Well, I'msorry; ye've treated me first-rate; the Lord bless ye!" and then was somuch mortified at the way he had said farewell that he turned and fledround the corner of the fish-house.
_Captain Sands_ Old Captain Sands was one of the most prominent citizens of Deephaven, and a very good friend of Kate's and mine. We often... met him, and grewmuch interested in him before we knew him well. He had a reputation intown for being peculiar and somewhat visionary; but every one seemed tolike him, and at last one morning, when we happened to be on our way tothe wharves, we stopped at the door of an old warehouse which we hadnever seen opened before. Captain Sands sat just inside, smoking hispipe, and we said good morning, and asked him if he did not think therewas a fog coming in by and by. We had thought a little of going out tothe lighthouse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But perhaps there wasnothing more to be told.
The day we left Deephaven we went down to the shore to say good by tohim and to some other friends, and he said, "Goin', are ye? Well, I'msorry; ye've treated me first-rate; the Lord bless ye!" and then was somuch mortified at the way he had said farewell that he turned and fledround the corner of the fish-house.
_Captain Sands_ Old Captain Sands was one of the most prominent citizens of Deephaven, and a very good friend of Kate's and mine. We often... met him, and grewmuch interested in him before we knew him well. He had a reputation intown for being peculiar and somewhat visionary; but every one seemed tolike him, and at last one morning, when we happened to be on our way tothe wharves, we stopped at the door of an old warehouse which we hadnever seen opened before. Captain Sands sat just inside, smoking hispipe, and we said good morning, and asked him if he did not think therewas a fog coming in by and by. We had thought a little of going out tothe lighthouse.
What to read after Deephaven And Selected Stories And Sketches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jewett Sarah Orne to read onlineMoreLess
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