On the Mountain Top
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" I'd knock you down if you weren't a girl." he muttered angrily. " You'll find out a thing or two when my niother hears of this." Deb laughed. " Yes. I would go and tell my mother I pitched on a girl, and got beaten for my pains!" .she said, feeling to see that tlie con- tents of her jacket pocket were safe, and then walking swittl.v away.
The scene had been without a witness. But had there been a dozen, it would probably have been all the same to Deborah Gihbs, who, as she walked along, drew ...a breath of relief, as though something she had long expected to be called upon to do was accomplislied.
The days were getting longer now, and Deb had stayed out so late that dinner was announced as she went up the front stairs.
Tearing off her jacket and hat. ami removing the contents of her jacket pocket to that of her dress, she stood a moment before the mirror. Then she went down, muttering, as though only half satisfied with what she had done: " I wish I had given it to him harder when I had a chance." Deb Gibbs was one who could come fresh from an encounter and betray nothing to those around her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I'd knock you down if you weren't a girl." he muttered angrily. " You'll find out a thing or two when my niother hears of this." Deb laughed. " Yes. I would go and tell my mother I pitched on a girl, and got beaten for my pains!" .she said, feeling to see that tlie con- tents of her jacket pocket were safe, and then walking swittl.v away.
The scene had been without a witness. But had there been a dozen, it would probably have been all the same to Deborah Gihbs, who, as she walked along, drew ...a breath of relief, as though something she had long expected to be called upon to do was accomplislied.
The days were getting longer now, and Deb had stayed out so late that dinner was announced as she went up the front stairs.
Tearing off her jacket and hat. ami removing the contents of her jacket pocket to that of her dress, she stood a moment before the mirror. Then she went down, muttering, as though only half satisfied with what she had done: " I wish I had given it to him harder when I had a chance." Deb Gibbs was one who could come fresh from an encounter and betray nothing to those around her.
What to read after On the Mountain Top?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Towne, Belle Kellogg to read onlineMoreLess
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