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Susy, a Story of the Plains

Bret Harte

The story revolves around Susy, a young girl raised by Judge Peyton and his wife after she was found as a child, alongside her companion Clarence Brant, following a tragic Indian massacre.

"Susy, a Story of the Plains" by Bret Harte is a novel. The story revolves around Susy, a young girl raised by Judge Peyton and his wife after she was found as a child, alongside her companion Clarence Brant, following a tragic Indian massacre.

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It was not thought inconsistent with Susy's capriciousness that she should declare her intention the next morning of driving her pony buggy to Santa Inez to anticipate the stage-coach and fetch Mary Rogers from the station. Mrs. Peyton, as usual, supported the young lady's whim and opposed her husband's objections.

“Because the stage-coach happens to pass our gate, John, it is no reason why Susy shouldn't drive her friend from Santa Inez if she prefers it. It's only seven miles, and you can send Pedro to follow her on horseback to see that she comes to no harm.”

“But that isn't Pedro's business,” said Peyton.

“He ought to be proud of the privilege,” returned the lady, with a toss of her head.

Contents

  1. 01Susy, a Story of the Plains
  2. 02Chapter I.
  3. 03Chapter II.
  4. 04Chapter III.
  5. 05Chapter IV.
  6. 06Chapter V.
  7. 07Chapter VI.
  8. 08Chapter VII.
  9. 09Chapter VIII.
  10. 10Chapter IX.
  11. 11Chapter X.
  12. 12Chapter XI.
  13. 13Chapter XII.

About this edition

Author
Bret Harte
Language
English
Era
Modern (c. 1800–1945)
Reading level
Intermediate: some philosophy helps
Formats
EPUB, PDF
Length
142 pages
This edition
Modern Philosophers

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