Leaving Blythe River: a Novel
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Ethan knew he was coming by the sound of a small herd of hooves, and the flicker of a flashlight or a headlamp along the road. Ethan was sitting at the kitchen table eating cereal with no milk. He’d run out of milk. He put the cereal on the floor for Rufus—who had already been fed—to finish. He ran to the door.
He stepped out onto the porch to see Sam riding down his dirt driveway on a big horse he’d never seen before, or never noticed. He couldn’t see the horse’s color in the dark. Behind Sam a...nd his horse he saw Dora the mule, then another horse he didn’t recognize, only slightly smaller than Sam’s, then the dreaded Rebar, laden with canvas packs. Ethan wasn’t sure if the animals were all tied to each other like a train, but he thought they were, because all of them except Sam’s big horse made the same lifting, straining movements with their heads, as though something tugged at them on every step.
Sam reined his horse to a halt in the middle of Ethan’s yard, and the horse and mule train bunched up behind them and then stopped.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ethan knew he was coming by the sound of a small herd of hooves, and the flicker of a flashlight or a headlamp along the road. Ethan was sitting at the kitchen table eating cereal with no milk. He’d run out of milk. He put the cereal on the floor for Rufus—who had already been fed—to finish. He ran to the door.
He stepped out onto the porch to see Sam riding down his dirt driveway on a big horse he’d never seen before, or never noticed. He couldn’t see the horse’s color in the dark. Behind Sam a...nd his horse he saw Dora the mule, then another horse he didn’t recognize, only slightly smaller than Sam’s, then the dreaded Rebar, laden with canvas packs. Ethan wasn’t sure if the animals were all tied to each other like a train, but he thought they were, because all of them except Sam’s big horse made the same lifting, straining movements with their heads, as though something tugged at them on every step.
Sam reined his horse to a halt in the middle of Ethan’s yard, and the horse and mule train bunched up behind them and then stopped.
What to read after Leaving Blythe River: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Ryan Hyde to read onlineMoreLess
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