Irish Rebel
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"They don't like you to burp, either." "Ladies can be fussy about certain things. It's best to spit and burp among the men, I suppose." "You're not supposed to run like a wild animal, either." Peeking around to make certain Keeley wasn't frowning in his direction, Willy shoved up the sleeve of his shirt. "This is from running like a wild animal on the playground at school. I skidded forever and scraped lots of skin right off so it got really bloody." Understanding his role, Brian pursed his lips..., nodded. "That's very impressive, that is." "I've got an even better one on my knee. Have you got any?" "I've got a pretty good bruise." To play the game properly, Brian glanced around first, then tugged his shirt up to display the yellowing bruise on his ribs. "Wow! That musta really hurt. Did you cry?" "I couldn't. Miss Keeley was watching. Here she comes," he added in a conspirator's whisper and pulled his shirt down, whistled idly. "Willy, you need to water Teddy." "Yes, ma'am. I had a dream about Teddy last night." "You tell me about it when we're grooming him, okay?" "Okay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"They don't like you to burp, either." "Ladies can be fussy about certain things. It's best to spit and burp among the men, I suppose." "You're not supposed to run like a wild animal, either." Peeking around to make certain Keeley wasn't frowning in his direction, Willy shoved up the sleeve of his shirt. "This is from running like a wild animal on the playground at school. I skidded forever and scraped lots of skin right off so it got really bloody." Understanding his role, Brian pursed his lips..., nodded. "That's very impressive, that is." "I've got an even better one on my knee. Have you got any?" "I've got a pretty good bruise." To play the game properly, Brian glanced around first, then tugged his shirt up to display the yellowing bruise on his ribs. "Wow! That musta really hurt. Did you cry?" "I couldn't. Miss Keeley was watching. Here she comes," he added in a conspirator's whisper and pulled his shirt down, whistled idly. "Willy, you need to water Teddy." "Yes, ma'am. I had a dream about Teddy last night." "You tell me about it when we're grooming him, okay?" "Okay.
What to read after Irish Rebel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nora Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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