Hoggee (2004)
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After he carved the words, he was surprised to feel tears slipping from his eyes. He had never before cried with joy. But before that wonderful moment, there were dark ones.
They stood in the captain’s small cabin. Howard had been dragged there by the man who caught him on the stairs. He sat now in a small wooden chair, his face in his hands.
The grandmother was there, too, along with the captain, a large, red-faced man. Jack had come in just as the captain shoved Howard into the chair. Howard d...id not know how Jack had learned of his predicament. He also did not know whether he was glad his brother stood in a line with those who accused him, or whether he wished they had thrown him overboard with weights around his feet so that he could have drowned peacefully in the canal without his brother ever having to know what had happened.
“By thunder,” bellowed Captain Wall, “I’ll throw you off the boat tonight, with no town near. I won’t tolerate a thieving hoggee! I won’t.”
Jack moved around the grandmother to speak to the captain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After he carved the words, he was surprised to feel tears slipping from his eyes. He had never before cried with joy. But before that wonderful moment, there were dark ones.
They stood in the captain’s small cabin. Howard had been dragged there by the man who caught him on the stairs. He sat now in a small wooden chair, his face in his hands.
The grandmother was there, too, along with the captain, a large, red-faced man. Jack had come in just as the captain shoved Howard into the chair. Howard d...id not know how Jack had learned of his predicament. He also did not know whether he was glad his brother stood in a line with those who accused him, or whether he wished they had thrown him overboard with weights around his feet so that he could have drowned peacefully in the canal without his brother ever having to know what had happened.
“By thunder,” bellowed Captain Wall, “I’ll throw you off the boat tonight, with no town near. I won’t tolerate a thieving hoggee! I won’t.”
Jack moved around the grandmother to speak to the captain.
What to read after Hoggee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Myers to read onlineMoreLess
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