The Homesman
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Among their own kind they were known as “Vossings” because they had originally come to the New World from the Voss district of Norway. They were hardheaded people. They let their sweat speak for them. They feared only God and prairie fire.
Thor and Gro Svendsen came to the Territory from Minnesota, selling the farm there to Syvert and Netti Nordstog, Gro’s parents, staking out one claim in the Territory and buying the adjacent from a homesteader who had frozen his feet crossing a swollen str...eam. A doctor amputated his legs with a skinning knife and a hacksaw.
The Svendsens built a sod house and stable, turned eighty acres with a breaking plow and planted sorghum, put down a well and found water at twenty feet, and prospered from the beginning. They toiled from light to bed and had rain enough and money in the Bank of Loup and loved each other and lived with tragedy.
Gro was barren.
It was the central fact of their life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Among their own kind they were known as “Vossings” because they had originally come to the New World from the Voss district of Norway. They were hardheaded people. They let their sweat speak for them. They feared only God and prairie fire.
Thor and Gro Svendsen came to the Territory from Minnesota, selling the farm there to Syvert and Netti Nordstog, Gro’s parents, staking out one claim in the Territory and buying the adjacent from a homesteader who had frozen his feet crossing a swollen str...eam. A doctor amputated his legs with a skinning knife and a hacksaw.
The Svendsens built a sod house and stable, turned eighty acres with a breaking plow and planted sorghum, put down a well and found water at twenty feet, and prospered from the beginning. They toiled from light to bed and had rain enough and money in the Bank of Loup and loved each other and lived with tragedy.
Gro was barren.
It was the central fact of their life.
What to read after The Homesman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Swarthout, Glendon to read onlineMoreLess
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