The Girl From Montana
The Girl From Montana
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CHAPTER VII BAD NEWS They found rest for the night at the ranch house. The place was wide andhospitable. The girl looked about her with wonder on the comfortablearrangements for work. If only her mother had had such a kitchen to workin, and such a pleasant, happy home, she might have been living yet. Therewas a pleasant-faced, sweet-voiced woman with gray hair whom the mencalled "mother. " She gave the girl a kindly welcome, and made her sit downto a nice warm supper, and, when it was over, led... her to a little roomwhere her own bed was, and told her she might sleep with her. The girl laydown in a maze of wonder, but was too weary with the long ride to keepawake and think about it.
They slept, the two travellers, a sound and dreamless sleep, whereinseemed peace and moonlight, and a forgetting of sorrows.
Early the next morning the girl awoke. The woman by her side was alreadystirring. There was breakfast to get for the men. The woman asked her afew questions about her journey.
"He's your brother, ain't he, dearie?" asked the woman as she was about toleave the room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER VII BAD NEWS They found rest for the night at the ranch house. The place was wide andhospitable. The girl looked about her with wonder on the comfortablearrangements for work. If only her mother had had such a kitchen to workin, and such a pleasant, happy home, she might have been living yet. Therewas a pleasant-faced, sweet-voiced woman with gray hair whom the mencalled "mother. " She gave the girl a kindly welcome, and made her sit downto a nice warm supper, and, when it was over, led... her to a little roomwhere her own bed was, and told her she might sleep with her. The girl laydown in a maze of wonder, but was too weary with the long ride to keepawake and think about it.
They slept, the two travellers, a sound and dreamless sleep, whereinseemed peace and moonlight, and a forgetting of sorrows.
Early the next morning the girl awoke. The woman by her side was alreadystirring. There was breakfast to get for the men. The woman asked her afew questions about her journey.
"He's your brother, ain't he, dearie?" asked the woman as she was about toleave the room.
What to read after The Girl From Montana?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hill Grace Livingston to read onlineMoreLess
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