Billy the Kid
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At Wickenburg he'd stayed at the back of the station platform as Polkton passengers got aboard. With his luck Willie and Kate might have been traveling this day. But he didn't recognize anyone from Polkton—although some of the passengers might have gotten on before Wickenburg.
He'd always had a crush on Kate, who was a schoolteacher when he'd first met her and worked at the dry goods store in the summers. A pretty blond with long legs, almost as tall as Billy, she seemed too nice and refined for... the likes of Willis Monroe. She wore silk stockings and white gloves to church. She and his cousin hadn't had more than three or four dates before she got Willie to go with her.
She'd come to Polkton from a little town in Missouri, brought out by her preacher brother. She'd finished a year of college back there, which was enough to qualify her for an Arizona teaching job. She'd lived with her brother and his family until she found another teacher to share a cottage. Once, Billy thought he had a chance with her when she suggested that he come to the church picnic—only to find that she'd brought along her seventeen-year-old teaching mate to meet him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At Wickenburg he'd stayed at the back of the station platform as Polkton passengers got aboard. With his luck Willie and Kate might have been traveling this day. But he didn't recognize anyone from Polkton—although some of the passengers might have gotten on before Wickenburg.
He'd always had a crush on Kate, who was a schoolteacher when he'd first met her and worked at the dry goods store in the summers. A pretty blond with long legs, almost as tall as Billy, she seemed too nice and refined for... the likes of Willis Monroe. She wore silk stockings and white gloves to church. She and his cousin hadn't had more than three or four dates before she got Willie to go with her.
She'd come to Polkton from a little town in Missouri, brought out by her preacher brother. She'd finished a year of college back there, which was enough to qualify her for an Arizona teaching job. She'd lived with her brother and his family until she found another teacher to share a cottage. Once, Billy thought he had a chance with her when she suggested that he come to the church picnic—only to find that she'd brought along her seventeen-year-old teaching mate to meet him.
What to read after Billy the Kid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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