Killoe (1962)
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Pa was up, and so were the others--Tim Foley and his wife, Karen, her face pinched and tight, and all of us gathering around.
"Free," I said to Squires, "ride out and take my place, will you? We've got a matter to settle." Pa was standing across the fire in his shirtsleeves, and Pa was a man who set store by proper dress. Never a day but what he wore a stiff collar and a necktie.
Tap walked in, a grin on his hard face, and when he looked across at Tom Sandy his eyes were taunting. Tom refused to... meet his gaze.
Rose came up to the fire, holding her head up and trying to put an impudent look on her face and not quite managing it.
Pa wasted no time. He asked questions and he got answers. Tap Henry had been meeting Rose out on the edge of camp. Several times Tom Sandy had managed to see them interrupted, hoping Rose would give up or that Tap would.
Karen stood there listening, her eyes on the ground. I knew it must hurt to hear all this, but I could have told her about Tap. As men go he was a good man among men, but he was a man who drew no lines when it came to women.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pa was up, and so were the others--Tim Foley and his wife, Karen, her face pinched and tight, and all of us gathering around.
"Free," I said to Squires, "ride out and take my place, will you? We've got a matter to settle." Pa was standing across the fire in his shirtsleeves, and Pa was a man who set store by proper dress. Never a day but what he wore a stiff collar and a necktie.
Tap walked in, a grin on his hard face, and when he looked across at Tom Sandy his eyes were taunting. Tom refused to... meet his gaze.
Rose came up to the fire, holding her head up and trying to put an impudent look on her face and not quite managing it.
Pa wasted no time. He asked questions and he got answers. Tap Henry had been meeting Rose out on the edge of camp. Several times Tom Sandy had managed to see them interrupted, hoping Rose would give up or that Tap would.
Karen stood there listening, her eyes on the ground. I knew it must hurt to hear all this, but I could have told her about Tap. As men go he was a good man among men, but he was a man who drew no lines when it came to women.
What to read after Killoe (1962)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L'amour, Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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Guest a year ago
ANther Lamour loose detai' All his mothers nd fathers of very young people seemt o be "Very old". I've noticed it in other books.There is NO reason that the parents of a 20 year old should be any more than late 30's since marriage in those days was around 16-20.Write Review:
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