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in   her   nature    was    already    developed     something      not   akin   to   youth�察�

something impersonal�察�having nothing to do with one's number of years 



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like the breath of experience�察�or the ancient freshness of a new day。 It was 

born of the mountains and nourished in the solitude of the plains。 

     How different the girls of fifteen or sixteen such as he had known in 

the city or in sophisticated villages in the East� �Lahoma had not been so 

engrossed by trivial activities of exacting days that she had lacked time for 

thought。 Her housekeeping cares were few and devoid of routine�察�leaving 

most of the hours of each day for reading�察�for day´dreaming�察�for absorbed 

meditation。 Somehow the dreams seemed to linger in�察�her voice�察�to hover 

upon   her   brow�察  �to   form  a   part   of   her�察  �and   the   longings   of   those   dreams 

were half´veiled in her eyes�察�looking out shyly as if afraid of wounding her 

guardians by full revelation。 She wanted to meet life�察�to take a place in the 

worldbut what would then become of Willock and Bill�拭�

     ;Bill    used   to   live  seven     miles   away     at  the   mountain     with    the 

precipice�察─�she went on�察�after she had told about the wonderful window。 

;But it was too far off。 When he got to know me�察�it tired him�察�walking this 

far twice a day�察�morning and night��didn't it�察�Bill� �So at last Brick and Bill 

decided to cut some cedars from the mountain and make me a cabin��they 

took   the   dugout   to   sleep   in。  There   are   two   rooms   in   the   cabin�察  �one�察  �the 

kitchen where we eatand the other�察�my parlor where I sleep。 Some time 

you shall visit me in the cabin�察�if Brick and Bill are willing。 They made it 

for me�察�so I couldn't ask anybody in�察�unless they said so。; 

     ;We  aren't   far   enough   along�察─  �observed Bill�察   �to be   shut   up   together 

under a roof。; 

     ;I'd like to have you visit my parlor�察─�Lahoma said somewhat wistfully。 

;I'd like to show you all my booksthey were Bill's when we first met him�察�

but   since   then   he's given   me   everything   he's got�察 �haven't   you�察�old   Bill� ─�

Lahoma leaned over and patted the unyielding shoulder。 

     Bill stared moodily at the top of the mountain as if in a gloomy trance�察�

hut Wilfred fancied he moved that honored shoulder a trifle nearer the girl。 

     She   resumed�察  �her   face   glowing   with   sudden   rapture�此   �There   are   six 

bookshalf a dozen� �Maybe you've heard of some of them。 Bill's read 'em 

over   lots   of   times。   He   begins   with   the   first   on   the   shelf   and   when   he's 

through the row�察�he just takes 'em up�察�all over again。 I like to read parts of 

themthe interesting   parts。 This   is   the   way  they  stand on the   shelf�此�The 



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Children   of   the Abbeythat's   Bill's   favorite�察  �The   Scottish   Chiefs�察  �David 

Copperfield�察�The Talisman�察�The Prairie�察�The Last of the Mohicans。; 

     ;I like The Children of the Abbey best�察�too�察─�observed Brick Willock 

thoughtfully。   ;Lahoma�察  �she's   read   'em   all   to   me�察  �that's   the   way   we   get 

through     the   winter   months。    They's    something     softening    and   enriching 

about that there Children of the Abbey�察�and Scottish Chiefs has got some 

mighty high work in it�察�too。 I tells Lahoma that I guess them two books is 

just about as near the real thing out in the big world as you can get。 David 

Copperfield is sort of slow�察�I've went with people that knowed a powerful 

sight   more   than   them   characters   in   David。   I   used   to   drift   about   with   a 

bunch of fellows that Uriah Heep couldn't have stood up against for five 

minutes。 The Talisman is noble doings�察�too�察�but not up´to´date。 As for The 

Prairie and The Last of the Mohicans�察�them is dissatisfying books�察�they 

make you think�察�being as you lives in just such quarters�察�interesting things 

might happen most any minuteand they never does。; 

     ;Why�察  �Brick� ─  �Lahoma   reproached   him。   ;THIS   has   happened;   she 

nodded at Wilfred Compton。 ;Don't you call that interesting�拭─�

     ;That's   the   way   _I_   discusses   them   books�察─  �returned   Willock   with 

manifest satisfaction。 ;I wasn't never no man to be overawed by no book�察�

which�察�however high and by whoever wrote�察�ain't no more like life than a 

shadow in a pool。 Try to grab that shadow�察�and where is it�拭�Just to go out 

after game and climb the mountains all day and come home of an evening 

to sit down to a plate of bacon and eggs�察�and another of the same�察�with 

coffee smoking on the little stove�察�and Lahoma urging on the feastthat's 

more of real living than you'd get out of a big library。 Ain't it�察�Bill�拭─�

     ;Now      WE     want    to  talk�察  �Brick�察─   �interposed    Lahoma;don't        we�察�

Wilfred�拭─�

     ;So your cabin was built�察─�Wilfred prompted her�察 �and the men took 

the dugout。; 

     ;Yesand      then�察 �oh�   �the  most    wonderful     thing   happened�此    �a  family 

settled   in   the   arm   of   the   mountain   at   the   west   enda   family   that   had   a 

woman and a baby in ita sure´enough woman with a sweet face and of a 

high grade though worked down pretty level what from hardshipsand a 

baby     that  laughed�察   �just  laughed    whenever      he   saw   me   coming     in  the 



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dugoutand I was over there every day。 And that's how I got to be like a 

woman�察�and know how to dress�察�and how to meet strangers without being 

scared�察  �and   preside   at   table�察  �and   use   language   like   this。   Other   settlers 

began coming into Greer�察�but they were far away�察�and Brick and Bill don't 

like folks�察�so they stayed shut up pretty close。 But for three years I had the 

mother   and   her   baby   to   show   me   how   to   be   a   woman。   Then   came   the 

soldiers。 Brick thinks a big cattle´king stood in with Congress�察�and he got 

the   soldiers    sent   here   to  drive   out  all  the   settlers  because     they   were 

beginning to   farm  the  land   instead   of   letting   it   grow  wild   for  the   cattle。 

Anyway�察�all the settlers were driven out of the countryand it's been four 

years   since   I   lost   my   only   friends   in   the   worldexcept   Brick   and   Bill。 

What   makes me and Brick   and Bill mad is�察 �that the soldiers didn't   have 

any right to drive out the settlers�察�because Texas claims this country�察�and 

so does the United States�察�but it's never been settled。; 

     ;But they didn't drive YOU out�察─�Wilfred remarked inquiringly。 

     ;You see�察─�Brick explained simply�察 �we didn't want to go。; 

     ;It   nearly   broke   Mrs。   Featherby's   heart   to   have   to   leave�察─  �Lahoma 

added�察 �for they'd got a good stand of wheat and I think she liked me 'most 

as   well   as   I   liked   her。   But   Mr。   Featherby   came   from   Ohio�察  �and   he   had 

respect   to   the   government�察  �so   when   the   soldiers   said   'Go��'   he   pulled   up 

stakes。; 

     ;We ain't got no respect to nothing�察─�Brick explained�察 �that stands in 

the way of doing what we're a mind to。 The soldiers come to force us out�察�

but they changed their minds。 I reckon they knew they hadn't no morality 

on   their   side。   Sure   thing�察  �they   knowed   they   had   but   very   little   safety�察�

whilst occupying their position。  None was left but   us in this country  till 

you cattlemen come monopolizing Heaven and earth。 Knowing we got just 

as much right to this cove as Uncle Sam himself�察�we expect to stay here at 

anchor  till   Lahoma   steams   out   into   the  big   world   with sails   spread。   She 

expects to tug us along behind herbut I don't know�察�I'm afraid we'd draw 

heavy。 Until that time comes�察�however�察�we 'lows to lay to�察�in this harbor。 

We feels sheltered。 Nothing ain't more sheltering than knowing you have a 

moral right and a dependable gun。; 

     ;So that's about all�察─�Lahoma went on。 ;These past four years�察�we've 



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just been to ourselves�察�with a long journey once a year to the settlements�察�

and all the time I had those sweet thoughts to dream over�察�about the little 

family that used to live in the west mountain。 And I've tried to do like Mrs。 

Featherby   used   to   do�察  �and   be   like   she   was�察  �and   if   I   can   make   as   fine   a 

woman I needn't ask any more。 She'd been to Europe�察�too�察�and she'd taught 

school in New England。 Bill Atkins is higher up than BrickBill used to 

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