Long Sweetening a Romance of the Red Woods
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"It lends a piquancy that never can be achieved with, lemon juice and parsley. " He placed a portion of the fish upon a tin plate with a piece of johnny-cake beside it, filled the tin cup with coffee and set all on a flat-topped rock beside her. "This is my table. Do you take sweet'nin' ?" he asked, as he took up the sugar. He had not employed the word for years, but it came naturally to his lips. Betty laughed. "That sounds so natural and home- like, " she confided. "When my father bought this... place he named it 'Long Sweetening/ and we have used the word ever since. When he first came here — " "How many lumps?" interrupted Carson, with a frown. He gave her a knife and fork and stood waiting for her to taste the fish. "Aren't you going to eat ?" she asked. "I shall have to wait for the second table. I ex- pected no guests and consequently have equipment for but one. " 122 LONG SWEETENING "So this is your camp. " "My kitchen and dining-room/ ' he corrected. "Then where is your camp?" "Taste the fish, " suggested Carson evasively.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It lends a piquancy that never can be achieved with, lemon juice and parsley. " He placed a portion of the fish upon a tin plate with a piece of johnny-cake beside it, filled the tin cup with coffee and set all on a flat-topped rock beside her. "This is my table. Do you take sweet'nin' ?" he asked, as he took up the sugar. He had not employed the word for years, but it came naturally to his lips. Betty laughed. "That sounds so natural and home- like, " she confided. "When my father bought this... place he named it 'Long Sweetening/ and we have used the word ever since. When he first came here — " "How many lumps?" interrupted Carson, with a frown. He gave her a knife and fork and stood waiting for her to taste the fish. "Aren't you going to eat ?" she asked. "I shall have to wait for the second table. I ex- pected no guests and consequently have equipment for but one. " 122 LONG SWEETENING "So this is your camp. " "My kitchen and dining-room/ ' he corrected. "Then where is your camp?" "Taste the fish, " suggested Carson evasively.
What to read after Long Sweetening a Romance of the Red Woods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grant Carpenter to read onlineMoreLess
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