The River Nymph
The River Nymph
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But instead of getting up, he leaned back and said in that lazy, infuriating drawl, “Runnin’ like a scared jackrabbit, Deelie? Thought you had more sand than that.”
She stopped and glared down at him. “Mr. Daniels, you have the manners of a man raised by savages.”
“All depends on your definition of savages,” he replied, standing up now, stepping closer to her, daring her to back away.
His eyes glowed gray in the soft lantern light, and glinted with something she could not read, somet...hing savage in itself.
For the first time since she’d met him, he actually frightened her. She set her chin and said, “I’ve read newspaper accounts of scalpings and torture, other things so grisly—”
“Eastern newspapers. Mostly the blathering of damn fools who wouldn’t know a Sioux from a Scotsman. The West is filled with all kinds of tribes, men and women as good or as bad as any whites.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But instead of getting up, he leaned back and said in that lazy, infuriating drawl, “Runnin’ like a scared jackrabbit, Deelie? Thought you had more sand than that.”
She stopped and glared down at him. “Mr. Daniels, you have the manners of a man raised by savages.”
“All depends on your definition of savages,” he replied, standing up now, stepping closer to her, daring her to back away.
His eyes glowed gray in the soft lantern light, and glinted with something she could not read, somet...hing savage in itself.
For the first time since she’d met him, he actually frightened her. She set her chin and said, “I’ve read newspaper accounts of scalpings and torture, other things so grisly—”
“Eastern newspapers. Mostly the blathering of damn fools who wouldn’t know a Sioux from a Scotsman. The West is filled with all kinds of tribes, men and women as good or as bad as any whites.”
What to read after The River Nymph?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henke, Shirl to read onlineMoreLess
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