Culpepper's Cannon (2011)
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“What is it?” he asked.
“I don’t know.” Amos was trying to stick his arm farther down the barrel.
“Be careful,” Dunc said. “If your fist gets stuck, I might have to use a cannonball to blow it out. You could end up across the street at McPhereson’s.”
“Funny.”
“If whatever it is is furry and moves by itself, you’d better leave it alone. I saw on the news last night that a great fanged wombat had escaped from the zoo.”
“A great fanged wombat?”
“It’s the nastiest animal I could come up with on such... short notice.”
“Oh, another funny. I almost believed you.” Amos began to carefully pull his arm back out of the barrel. “I’ve got it. It’s a piece of paper.” He had his arm out now, and his sleeve was covered with dirt and rust. A yellowed piece of paper was in his hand. He tried to unfold it, and a corner broke off in his fingers. The wind grabbed at the corner and carried it away.
Dunc took the paper from him. “Be careful—you don’t want to ruin it.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“What is it?” he asked.
“I don’t know.” Amos was trying to stick his arm farther down the barrel.
“Be careful,” Dunc said. “If your fist gets stuck, I might have to use a cannonball to blow it out. You could end up across the street at McPhereson’s.”
“Funny.”
“If whatever it is is furry and moves by itself, you’d better leave it alone. I saw on the news last night that a great fanged wombat had escaped from the zoo.”
“A great fanged wombat?”
“It’s the nastiest animal I could come up with on such... short notice.”
“Oh, another funny. I almost believed you.” Amos began to carefully pull his arm back out of the barrel. “I’ve got it. It’s a piece of paper.” He had his arm out now, and his sleeve was covered with dirt and rust. A yellowed piece of paper was in his hand. He tried to unfold it, and a corner broke off in his fingers. The wind grabbed at the corner and carried it away.
Dunc took the paper from him. “Be careful—you don’t want to ruin it.”
What to read after Culpepper's Cannon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gary Paulsen to read onlineMoreLess
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