Deadman's Crossing
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Norville, barefoot, came out of the cage and walked around and looked at the sky, stretching his back as he did. Jud sauntered over to the long porch and reached under it and pulled out some old boots. He gave them to Norville.
Norville pulled them on, then came around the side of the cage and studied the Reverend.“Thank you for lettin’ me out,” Norville said. “I ain’t crazy, you know. I seen what I seen and they don’t want to hear it none.”“’Cause you’re crazy,” Jud said.“What did you see?” the... Reverend asked.“He starts talkin’ that business again, I’ll throw him back in the box,” Jud said. “Our deal was he goes with you, and I figure you’ve worn out your welcome.”“What I’ve worn out is my stomach,” Reverend Mercer said.
“That meat is backing up on me.”“Take care of your stomach problems somewhere else, and take that crazy sonofabitch with you.”“Does he have a horse?”“The back of yours,” Jud said. “Best get him on it, and you two get out.”“Norville,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Norville, barefoot, came out of the cage and walked around and looked at the sky, stretching his back as he did. Jud sauntered over to the long porch and reached under it and pulled out some old boots. He gave them to Norville.
Norville pulled them on, then came around the side of the cage and studied the Reverend.“Thank you for lettin’ me out,” Norville said. “I ain’t crazy, you know. I seen what I seen and they don’t want to hear it none.”“’Cause you’re crazy,” Jud said.“What did you see?” the... Reverend asked.“He starts talkin’ that business again, I’ll throw him back in the box,” Jud said. “Our deal was he goes with you, and I figure you’ve worn out your welcome.”“What I’ve worn out is my stomach,” Reverend Mercer said.
“That meat is backing up on me.”“Take care of your stomach problems somewhere else, and take that crazy sonofabitch with you.”“Does he have a horse?”“The back of yours,” Jud said. “Best get him on it, and you two get out.”“Norville,”
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