Dance On the Wind
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Kingsbury whispered in the wavering shadows cast by the Spanish moss clinging to the tall cypress at the southern edge of town, “an’ I don’t mean the Irish Catholic streets, neither—we’ll be awright. Wait till dark to start through, and get on out of town afore light.”
The other two boatmen nodded, then looked at Bass. Grim-lipped, Titus nodded, sensing his Adam’s apple bob high in his throat as he did.
“We need us food, Hames,” the woman reminded.
Glancing now at her haggard features, Titus tho...ught Beulah looked older than she probably was.
“Don’t you worry—we’ll get us food,” Kingsbury replied. “Do that, first whack.”
It was their nineteenth day since leaving New Orleans, well into December now, with the weather growing colder the farther north they bounced and jostled atop the tarped wagons hauling staples up a well-beaten road to Natchez, Mississippi.
Recognizing that they were nearing the outskirts of that settlement, Kingsbury bellowed out to the wagon master.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kingsbury whispered in the wavering shadows cast by the Spanish moss clinging to the tall cypress at the southern edge of town, “an’ I don’t mean the Irish Catholic streets, neither—we’ll be awright. Wait till dark to start through, and get on out of town afore light.”
The other two boatmen nodded, then looked at Bass. Grim-lipped, Titus nodded, sensing his Adam’s apple bob high in his throat as he did.
“We need us food, Hames,” the woman reminded.
Glancing now at her haggard features, Titus tho...ught Beulah looked older than she probably was.
“Don’t you worry—we’ll get us food,” Kingsbury replied. “Do that, first whack.”
It was their nineteenth day since leaving New Orleans, well into December now, with the weather growing colder the farther north they bounced and jostled atop the tarped wagons hauling staples up a well-beaten road to Natchez, Mississippi.
Recognizing that they were nearing the outskirts of that settlement, Kingsbury bellowed out to the wagon master.
What to read after Dance On the Wind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terry C. Johnston to read onlineMoreLess
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