Mountain Interval
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Try to think what he did with all that time.
And three miles more to go! " 8o MOUNTAIN INTERVAL " Don't let him go.
Stick to him, Helen. Make him answer you.
That sort of man talks straight on all his life From the last thing he said himself, stone deaf To anything anyone else may say.
I should have thought, though, you could make him hear you." " What is he doing out a night like this ?
Why can't he stay at home ? " " He had to preach." " It's no night to be out." " He may be small, He may be ...good, but one thing's sure, he's tough." " And strong of stale tobacco." " He'll pull through." " You only say so. Not another house Or shelter to put into from this place To theirs. I'm going to call his wife again." SNOW 8i " Wait and he may. Let's see what he will do.
Let's see if he will think of her again.
But then I doubt he's thinking of himself He doesn't look on it as anything." " He shan't go— there ! " " It is a night, my dear." " One thing : he didn't drag God into it." " He don't consider it a case for God." " You think so, do you ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Try to think what he did with all that time.
And three miles more to go! " 8o MOUNTAIN INTERVAL " Don't let him go.
Stick to him, Helen. Make him answer you.
That sort of man talks straight on all his life From the last thing he said himself, stone deaf To anything anyone else may say.
I should have thought, though, you could make him hear you." " What is he doing out a night like this ?
Why can't he stay at home ? " " He had to preach." " It's no night to be out." " He may be small, He may be ...good, but one thing's sure, he's tough." " And strong of stale tobacco." " He'll pull through." " You only say so. Not another house Or shelter to put into from this place To theirs. I'm going to call his wife again." SNOW 8i " Wait and he may. Let's see what he will do.
Let's see if he will think of her again.
But then I doubt he's thinking of himself He doesn't look on it as anything." " He shan't go— there ! " " It is a night, my dear." " One thing : he didn't drag God into it." " He don't consider it a case for God." " You think so, do you ?
What to read after Mountain Interval?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frost Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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