Western Border Life Or What Fanny Hunter Was And Heard in Kansas And Missouri
Western Border Life Or What Fanny Hunter Was And Heard in Kansas And Missouri
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The corn must be a foot high by this time, and plenty of lettuco and asparagus in the garden. Oh, what would keep me n this hot city all summer, I wonder 1" CHAPTER XXV11I.
U UP THE COUNTRY. " THE next day was spent in preparations f. R their de- parture, and though Fanny sought eagerly for an oppor- tunity to speak with Julia alone, it grieving her much to part with her in her present state of feeling, the young lady took particular pains to avoid an interview. Fanny thought she appeared a lit...tle ashamed of last night's vio- lence, and once or twice her eyes fell before Fanny's anxious look ; certain it was, she treated her with strict politeness, and in no outw r ard manner exhibited a trace of the feeling she had so lately manifested.
The day seemed very long to Fanny, and when, in tne evening, two or three visitors dropped in, each jingle of the door-bell made her start. It was unusual for Fanny to be nervous. Was it for Mr. Tom Walton that she was looking? That personage made his appearance in the course of the evening, and invited the young ladies to ride up to the prairie in his new buggy, informing them with considerable pride, that he had purchased the span of gray?, and intended to take them up the next day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The corn must be a foot high by this time, and plenty of lettuco and asparagus in the garden. Oh, what would keep me n this hot city all summer, I wonder 1" CHAPTER XXV11I.
U UP THE COUNTRY. " THE next day was spent in preparations f. R their de- parture, and though Fanny sought eagerly for an oppor- tunity to speak with Julia alone, it grieving her much to part with her in her present state of feeling, the young lady took particular pains to avoid an interview. Fanny thought she appeared a lit...tle ashamed of last night's vio- lence, and once or twice her eyes fell before Fanny's anxious look ; certain it was, she treated her with strict politeness, and in no outw r ard manner exhibited a trace of the feeling she had so lately manifested.
The day seemed very long to Fanny, and when, in tne evening, two or three visitors dropped in, each jingle of the door-bell made her start. It was unusual for Fanny to be nervous. Was it for Mr. Tom Walton that she was looking? That personage made his appearance in the course of the evening, and invited the young ladies to ride up to the prairie in his new buggy, informing them with considerable pride, that he had purchased the span of gray?, and intended to take them up the next day.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alden Bradford to read onlineMoreLess
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