Neal, the Miller
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It was as if thinking aloud, because no reply wasmade unless one was absolutely required; and it is quite possible theyoung messenger would have been greatly surprised had some one beenthere to tell him he had confided more fully in Sewatis than in anyother person except his mother.
More than once had Walter suggested that there was no reason why theIndian should remain if he had business elsewhere.
"I suppose you think because I pulled you from under that tree you muststay here and work, but i...t is all a mistake. You have already repaid meten-fold, and I don't want you to believe there is any necessity ofstopping with me. " "Me wait, " Sewatis would say, whenever the conversation touched uponthis subject, and by the end of a week Walter would have felt decidedlylonely without his silent companion.
"There's one thing about it, " the boy said once, when the Indian hadrefused to leave him, "while you are here I feel as if I could learn atany time how matters are at home. It wouldn't be much of a task for youto go into Portsmouth?" Sewatis made a gesture which signified that such a journey would be asnothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was as if thinking aloud, because no reply wasmade unless one was absolutely required; and it is quite possible theyoung messenger would have been greatly surprised had some one beenthere to tell him he had confided more fully in Sewatis than in anyother person except his mother.
More than once had Walter suggested that there was no reason why theIndian should remain if he had business elsewhere.
"I suppose you think because I pulled you from under that tree you muststay here and work, but i...t is all a mistake. You have already repaid meten-fold, and I don't want you to believe there is any necessity ofstopping with me. " "Me wait, " Sewatis would say, whenever the conversation touched uponthis subject, and by the end of a week Walter would have felt decidedlylonely without his silent companion.
"There's one thing about it, " the boy said once, when the Indian hadrefused to leave him, "while you are here I feel as if I could learn atany time how matters are at home. It wouldn't be much of a task for youto go into Portsmouth?" Sewatis made a gesture which signified that such a journey would be asnothing.
What to read after Neal, the Miller?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Otis James to read onlineMoreLess
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