Out of the West a Novel By Elizabeth Higgins
Out of the West a Novel By Elizabeth Higgins
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She knew her cheeks were flaming at the memory of the smothered sobs of last night. If any one should know it if any one should guess it! She wanted no consolation; she only wished to forget her misery, and to hide it from every eye. "I didn't stay that pretty girl with the roses in my hair/' Mrs. Millet was saying. "I turned to be a worked-out woman who was sometimes cross and complaining and who got homely mighty quick when once we come out West. But if the Captain lost me, I'd have stayed to... him that girl; I'd have stayed pretty and nice-tempered, just as I was, standin' at the depot with them roses in my hair. If I lost the Captain, he'd have stayed to me that army officer, hero-like and grand, with a sword that rattled as he walked, and gold braid blazin' in the sun. Sometimes I think it ain't to a person's bene fit to have their love come to somethin'. It's better to have it stop when it seems and looks the most/' XXIX The Last Ratty THE last rally of the campaign was held in Columbia Junction the night before election.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She knew her cheeks were flaming at the memory of the smothered sobs of last night. If any one should know it if any one should guess it! She wanted no consolation; she only wished to forget her misery, and to hide it from every eye. "I didn't stay that pretty girl with the roses in my hair/' Mrs. Millet was saying. "I turned to be a worked-out woman who was sometimes cross and complaining and who got homely mighty quick when once we come out West. But if the Captain lost me, I'd have stayed to... him that girl; I'd have stayed pretty and nice-tempered, just as I was, standin' at the depot with them roses in my hair. If I lost the Captain, he'd have stayed to me that army officer, hero-like and grand, with a sword that rattled as he walked, and gold braid blazin' in the sun. Sometimes I think it ain't to a person's bene fit to have their love come to somethin'. It's better to have it stop when it seems and looks the most/' XXIX The Last Ratty THE last rally of the campaign was held in Columbia Junction the night before election.
What to read after Out of the West a Novel By Elizabeth Higgins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Higgins Sullivan to read onlineMoreLess
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