Matthew Doyle
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73 Dud's Miss Hennon was, according to Dud, none other than some dried-up Yankee old maid, run in on Pike through the machinations of Deacon Hicks; and, inas- imich as the Deacon was homely himself which Mat felt bound to admit Dud, who didn't like the Deacon, naturally put Miss Hennon his Miss Hennon in that good man's facial category. Dud's Miss Hennon's voice was unquestionably rasping Dud said all Yankee old maids voices were, and as he had once been as far North as Cairo, he certainly knew...; but this Miss Hennon why, her voice floated up to Mat's ears like tiny sheep bells in the valley; nothing file-like about that voice, although Cupid might find it wonderfully adapted to sharpening arrows. So Mat scouted Dud's Miss Hennon from his brain and put this Miss Hennon in her stead, and then mentally decided that he would have been scared of the other one the Yankee old maid but he honestly couldn't be very much afraid of this one. After which cogitations and conclusion, he shifted the little satchel, and the young lady looked up demurely and said: "I'm afraid it's heavy; you'd better let me take it I can tote it, " she said, affecting our idiom with a delightful emphasis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
73 Dud's Miss Hennon was, according to Dud, none other than some dried-up Yankee old maid, run in on Pike through the machinations of Deacon Hicks; and, inas- imich as the Deacon was homely himself which Mat felt bound to admit Dud, who didn't like the Deacon, naturally put Miss Hennon his Miss Hennon in that good man's facial category. Dud's Miss Hennon's voice was unquestionably rasping Dud said all Yankee old maids voices were, and as he had once been as far North as Cairo, he certainly knew...; but this Miss Hennon why, her voice floated up to Mat's ears like tiny sheep bells in the valley; nothing file-like about that voice, although Cupid might find it wonderfully adapted to sharpening arrows. So Mat scouted Dud's Miss Hennon from his brain and put this Miss Hennon in her stead, and then mentally decided that he would have been scared of the other one the Yankee old maid but he honestly couldn't be very much afraid of this one. After which cogitations and conclusion, he shifted the little satchel, and the young lady looked up demurely and said: "I'm afraid it's heavy; you'd better let me take it I can tote it, " she said, affecting our idiom with a delightful emphasis.
What to read after Matthew Doyle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Will a Garland to read onlineMoreLess
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