Always
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It was gone. Again.
"You worthless, fur-covered sack of manure," he grumbled, clambering up the bank to the trail, noticing the dumb grin on his aging Irish setter's mug. "Why don't you ever bark at him, Max?" Of course, Gordon knew the answer–the dog was half blind and deaf at age thirteen.
The dog didn't answer, so Gordon turned his attention uphill again at his invisible nemesis. "Well, at least you left my boxers. Real decent of you." To say he was angry would be the ...understatement of the century. Unfortunately, to say he was freezing his family jewels off would be the gospel truth. He glanced down, half-expecting to find icicles affixed to his anatomy. So far, so good. Scowling toward the trees above the stream, he shook his fist. "I swear there's going to be bear stew for dinner, then I'm going to turn what's left of you into a rug for Max." The bear–AKA practical-joker in residence–didn't belong to anyone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was gone. Again.
"You worthless, fur-covered sack of manure," he grumbled, clambering up the bank to the trail, noticing the dumb grin on his aging Irish setter's mug. "Why don't you ever bark at him, Max?" Of course, Gordon knew the answer–the dog was half blind and deaf at age thirteen.
The dog didn't answer, so Gordon turned his attention uphill again at his invisible nemesis. "Well, at least you left my boxers. Real decent of you." To say he was angry would be the ...understatement of the century. Unfortunately, to say he was freezing his family jewels off would be the gospel truth. He glanced down, half-expecting to find icicles affixed to his anatomy. So far, so good. Scowling toward the trees above the stream, he shook his fist. "I swear there's going to be bear stew for dinner, then I'm going to turn what's left of you into a rug for Max." The bear–AKA practical-joker in residence–didn't belong to anyone.
What to read after Always?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deb Stover to read onlineMoreLess
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