Going Home
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I suddenly realized that I forgot my walking stick. “Dammit!” I shouted. Oh well, I was not going back. I hadn’t gone real far, maybe half a mile, but going back would add a mile to my trip, and I’d rather be a mile closer to home. It was a beautiful crisp morning. The sky was clear, and I guessed the temp to be in the midforties. The sun was getting up in the sky, and it would warm up nicely. I used the binos to glass the road ahead. Stopping, I took a better look. It looked like there were a c...ouple of people ahead of me; they were headed toward Perry, same way I was going. Dropping the binos, I started off again.
I was actually making good time. Looking at my watch, it was about eleven. I started thinking about the lunch Ms. Edith made for me. One more hour, then you can stop for lunch, I thought. It felt like I was making good time. The road was passing quickly and smoothly. In the few houses I passed, I saw the occasional person; they never noticed me or at least didn’t indicate they did.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I suddenly realized that I forgot my walking stick. “Dammit!” I shouted. Oh well, I was not going back. I hadn’t gone real far, maybe half a mile, but going back would add a mile to my trip, and I’d rather be a mile closer to home. It was a beautiful crisp morning. The sky was clear, and I guessed the temp to be in the midforties. The sun was getting up in the sky, and it would warm up nicely. I used the binos to glass the road ahead. Stopping, I took a better look. It looked like there were a c...ouple of people ahead of me; they were headed toward Perry, same way I was going. Dropping the binos, I started off again.
I was actually making good time. Looking at my watch, it was about eleven. I started thinking about the lunch Ms. Edith made for me. One more hour, then you can stop for lunch, I thought. It felt like I was making good time. The road was passing quickly and smoothly. In the few houses I passed, I saw the occasional person; they never noticed me or at least didn’t indicate they did.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Angery American to read onlineMoreLess
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