Escape
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the woman said. “And this is my husband Ken.”The woman sat cross-legged in the back of the van, and she smiled at Dan and Quinn with warmth they hadn’t seen in a while. The man was digging through a backpack he had stashed there, and he pulled out several packages of dried fruits and passed them out to the group.“When I saw you two driving up the road, I hid all our things,” the man explained.He stuck out a grimy hand and Dan took it. Dan introduced him and his daughter.“I’m Dan, and this is my ...daughter Quinn.”“Quinn! What a pretty name!” Roberta said.The little girl blushed as she dug into her apple slices. Dan surveyed the back of the van. At one time it’d contained several rows of seats, but it appeared they’d been removed. A sleeping bag lined the floor, and several items of clothes had been scattered across the interior.“Is this your vehicle?” Dan asked.“No, we found it here. We’ve mostly been traveling on foot. We lost our vehicle back in Texas when we got a flat tire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the woman said. “And this is my husband Ken.”The woman sat cross-legged in the back of the van, and she smiled at Dan and Quinn with warmth they hadn’t seen in a while. The man was digging through a backpack he had stashed there, and he pulled out several packages of dried fruits and passed them out to the group.“When I saw you two driving up the road, I hid all our things,” the man explained.He stuck out a grimy hand and Dan took it. Dan introduced him and his daughter.“I’m Dan, and this is my ...daughter Quinn.”“Quinn! What a pretty name!” Roberta said.The little girl blushed as she dug into her apple slices. Dan surveyed the back of the van. At one time it’d contained several rows of seats, but it appeared they’d been removed. A sleeping bag lined the floor, and several items of clothes had been scattered across the interior.“Is this your vehicle?” Dan asked.“No, we found it here. We’ve mostly been traveling on foot. We lost our vehicle back in Texas when we got a flat tire.
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