Santa Fé's Partner
Santa Fé's Partner
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She was a trig little oldlady, dressed up in black clothes as neat as wax, he said, with alittle black bonnet setting close to her head; and she wore gold specsand had a longish nose. But she'd a real friendly look about her, he said; and while she spoke a little precise and particular shewasn't a bit stuck-up, and seemed to be taking things about as theyhappened to come along. When he asked her if she wouldn't set up onthe box with him, so she could see the country, she said that wasjust what ...would suit her; and up she come, he said, as spry as a queerlittle bird. Then he whipped up his mules--being careful not to useany language--and got the coach started, and begun right off to beagreeable by telling her he guessed he had the pleasure of knowingher nephew, and asking her if she wasn't the aunt of Mr. WilliamHart.
Well, of course that set things to going pleasant between 'em; andwhen she'd allowed she was Hart's aunt, and said she was glad to meeta friend of his, she started in asking all the questions about Billand about Palomitas she knowed how to ask.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was a trig little oldlady, dressed up in black clothes as neat as wax, he said, with alittle black bonnet setting close to her head; and she wore gold specsand had a longish nose. But she'd a real friendly look about her, he said; and while she spoke a little precise and particular shewasn't a bit stuck-up, and seemed to be taking things about as theyhappened to come along. When he asked her if she wouldn't set up onthe box with him, so she could see the country, she said that wasjust what ...would suit her; and up she come, he said, as spry as a queerlittle bird. Then he whipped up his mules--being careful not to useany language--and got the coach started, and begun right off to beagreeable by telling her he guessed he had the pleasure of knowingher nephew, and asking her if she wasn't the aunt of Mr. WilliamHart.
Well, of course that set things to going pleasant between 'em; andwhen she'd allowed she was Hart's aunt, and said she was glad to meeta friend of his, she started in asking all the questions about Billand about Palomitas she knowed how to ask.
What to read after Santa Fé's Partner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janvier Thomas Allibone to read onlineMoreLess
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