Carry Me Home
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That’s what she tells us when she stops by after supper while we is listening to Fibber McGee and Molly. She ain’t looking so good, with her face all peaked and her eyes all red from crying. “Oh, honey,” Ma says. She moves to the couch and sits down by Mary and takes her hand. Dad turns the radio off, and now I’ll never know where Fibber is really going when he tells Molly that he’s taking night classes when he ain’t.“I just don’t know what to do anymore, Mrs. Gunderman.”“Does Floyd know?” Dad a...sks.Mary nods. “He told me to divorce him now, before the baby is born. He said it’s better for me and for the baby.”“Jimmy . . .” Ma says, like she expects him to say something that will make Mary stop crying.Jimmy lights a cigarette. He don’t say nothing ’til he’s got all that smoke blowed out of his mouth. “Floyd’s a mess. And it seems to me he’s getting worse.”“Can’t you talk some sense into him?” Ma asks.Jimmy, he’s dumped out lots of sorrows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That’s what she tells us when she stops by after supper while we is listening to Fibber McGee and Molly. She ain’t looking so good, with her face all peaked and her eyes all red from crying. “Oh, honey,” Ma says. She moves to the couch and sits down by Mary and takes her hand. Dad turns the radio off, and now I’ll never know where Fibber is really going when he tells Molly that he’s taking night classes when he ain’t.“I just don’t know what to do anymore, Mrs. Gunderman.”“Does Floyd know?” Dad a...sks.Mary nods. “He told me to divorce him now, before the baby is born. He said it’s better for me and for the baby.”“Jimmy . . .” Ma says, like she expects him to say something that will make Mary stop crying.Jimmy lights a cigarette. He don’t say nothing ’til he’s got all that smoke blowed out of his mouth. “Floyd’s a mess. And it seems to me he’s getting worse.”“Can’t you talk some sense into him?” Ma asks.Jimmy, he’s dumped out lots of sorrows.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sandra Kring to read onlineMoreLess
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