Banner O'brien
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Adam Corbin turned from the line of windows at one side of the kitchen and yawned.“Damn fool,” muttered Maggie, angrily stuffing two jars of crabapple preserves into an enormous covered basket.Adam laughed ruefully and strode to the stove, where hot coffee and a shimmering mirage of heat awaited him. “Did you tell Jim to have the sleigh ready?”Maggie wrapped two pies in checkered napkins and put them into the basket along with the crabapples and a small roast goose, among other things. “Yes,” sh...e snapped.“Thank you!” Adam snapped back, though his anger was only a mockery and Maggie’s was real. She didn’t like it when he or any other member of the family kept secrets from her.In truth, Adam would have liked to confide in Maggie—she was a sensible sort and the burden would be lightened if someone else shared it—but he didn’t dare take the chance. Too many people would suffer if word got out.“You got a squaw up there somewhere?” Maggie demanded, as she did every time he prepared for the journey up the mountain.Adam took a thoughtful sip from his coffee and brought one booted foot to rest on the bench in front of the fireplace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Adam Corbin turned from the line of windows at one side of the kitchen and yawned.“Damn fool,” muttered Maggie, angrily stuffing two jars of crabapple preserves into an enormous covered basket.Adam laughed ruefully and strode to the stove, where hot coffee and a shimmering mirage of heat awaited him. “Did you tell Jim to have the sleigh ready?”Maggie wrapped two pies in checkered napkins and put them into the basket along with the crabapples and a small roast goose, among other things. “Yes,” sh...e snapped.“Thank you!” Adam snapped back, though his anger was only a mockery and Maggie’s was real. She didn’t like it when he or any other member of the family kept secrets from her.In truth, Adam would have liked to confide in Maggie—she was a sensible sort and the burden would be lightened if someone else shared it—but he didn’t dare take the chance. Too many people would suffer if word got out.“You got a squaw up there somewhere?” Maggie demanded, as she did every time he prepared for the journey up the mountain.Adam took a thoughtful sip from his coffee and brought one booted foot to rest on the bench in front of the fireplace.
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