Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine
Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine
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Bridges.
"Hmiio I It's Gabe's Kitty, ain't it ? 'Evenin', Kitty." Gibe's Kitty and Gabe's Corner were well-known fea- tures in the mining distriots of Sheldon. They belonged to each other, in the faot that they both belonged to Qabe. Kitty was his daughter, and the '* Corner " was lu8 shanty, whioh had by degrees assumed quite impos- ing proportions as the leading store in town. Kitty had done muoh to increase the popularity of Gabe and his CJomer. She was a willful, gay-spirited girl and very ...pleasant to look at, even in the gathering dark of the Summer evening, as she responded with equal infor- mality to this informal greeting.
"Beub Murray, get along. You scared me ; for a fact, you did." Toi..rmL Nob5.-l2.
But she stood still in the road, and for a second Beub held in his the little, hard hand of the woman he loved.
" Scared you, did I, Kitty ? That ain't easy to do."
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bridges.
"Hmiio I It's Gabe's Kitty, ain't it ? 'Evenin', Kitty." Gibe's Kitty and Gabe's Corner were well-known fea- tures in the mining distriots of Sheldon. They belonged to each other, in the faot that they both belonged to Qabe. Kitty was his daughter, and the '* Corner " was lu8 shanty, whioh had by degrees assumed quite impos- ing proportions as the leading store in town. Kitty had done muoh to increase the popularity of Gabe and his CJomer. She was a willful, gay-spirited girl and very ...pleasant to look at, even in the gathering dark of the Summer evening, as she responded with equal infor- mality to this informal greeting.
"Beub Murray, get along. You scared me ; for a fact, you did." Toi..rmL Nob5.-l2.
But she stood still in the road, and for a second Beub held in his the little, hard hand of the woman he loved.
" Scared you, did I, Kitty ? That ain't easy to do."
What to read after Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T De Witt Thomas De Witt Talmage to read onlineMoreLess
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