The Indian's Hand
The Indian's Hand
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By slow degrees she dragged herself up the hill. The pale woman cameout of her house, and nodded, but the woman in black did not smile inreturn. She closed her door, and went up to her bed, and fell on it, and slept, amid the buzzing of the flies and the fitful flapping of thewindow-shade in the breeze.
The pale woman sighed and glanced across the plain. The roll of blowingdust was larger, and more regular, and nearer. The woman shuddered asshe watched it creep slowly along behind the sand moun...ds. "It alwaysblows, " she said to herself, "but not like that, so steadily, so even. "She strained her eyes, but there was only dust to be seen. Then shethought of a telescope that belonged to the minister's wife, who camefrom a seaport town, and ran to fetch it. The two women came out withit together, the minister's wife laughing at her friend, she was such atimid thing! But the pale woman was paler than ever, and trembled so shecould not steady it. The laughing one looked through it, and laughed nomore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By slow degrees she dragged herself up the hill. The pale woman cameout of her house, and nodded, but the woman in black did not smile inreturn. She closed her door, and went up to her bed, and fell on it, and slept, amid the buzzing of the flies and the fitful flapping of thewindow-shade in the breeze.
The pale woman sighed and glanced across the plain. The roll of blowingdust was larger, and more regular, and nearer. The woman shuddered asshe watched it creep slowly along behind the sand moun...ds. "It alwaysblows, " she said to herself, "but not like that, so steadily, so even. "She strained her eyes, but there was only dust to be seen. Then shethought of a telescope that belonged to the minister's wife, who camefrom a seaport town, and ran to fetch it. The two women came out withit together, the minister's wife laughing at her friend, she was such atimid thing! But the pale woman was paler than ever, and trembled so shecould not steady it. The laughing one looked through it, and laughed nomore.
What to read after The Indian's Hand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stoddard Lorimer to read onlineMoreLess
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