A Fine Dark Line
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Mom had her arm around Rosy, and Rosy was crying. Daddy was leaning against the corner of the wall where the living room led into the kitchen.Callie said, “Rosy, are you okay?”“Let her be for a moment,” Daddy said. “Y’all come in here.”We went into the kitchen. There was no door between the kitchen and living room, just an opening, so when we sat at the table he spoke softly.“Bubba Joe,” Daddy said. “They found him.”“Where?” Callie asked.“Dead,” Daddy said. “Washed up out of Dewmont Creek. They ...found him on the edge of a pasture. Creek had swollen during the rain, receded during the dry spell. He’d been dead awhile. Man owned the land where they found him didn’t go back there often. When he did, to check on a cow, he found Bubba Joe. He was so blowed up he thought he was a calf at first.”“Yuck,” Callie said.“But that’s good, isn’t it?” I said. “Not that he was blowed up, but that he’s dead.”“Rosy still loves him,” Callie said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mom had her arm around Rosy, and Rosy was crying. Daddy was leaning against the corner of the wall where the living room led into the kitchen.Callie said, “Rosy, are you okay?”“Let her be for a moment,” Daddy said. “Y’all come in here.”We went into the kitchen. There was no door between the kitchen and living room, just an opening, so when we sat at the table he spoke softly.“Bubba Joe,” Daddy said. “They found him.”“Where?” Callie asked.“Dead,” Daddy said. “Washed up out of Dewmont Creek. They ...found him on the edge of a pasture. Creek had swollen during the rain, receded during the dry spell. He’d been dead awhile. Man owned the land where they found him didn’t go back there often. When he did, to check on a cow, he found Bubba Joe. He was so blowed up he thought he was a calf at first.”“Yuck,” Callie said.“But that’s good, isn’t it?” I said. “Not that he was blowed up, but that he’s dead.”“Rosy still loves him,” Callie said.
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