March Toward the Thunder
March Toward the Thunder
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Louis and Artis looked up from the circle they’d drawn in the dirt between them. Only three aggies remained inside. Each of the boys—for that was exactly how both of them had felt for the last half hour of their game, like boys again and not grim fighting men—had won exactly the same number of marbles. Each had managed to knock twenty of those little balls of chipped clay or agate out of the ring with their shooters.
“Where’s that, you dumb Irishman?” Artis said in a pleasant voice. “At a cutthr...oat game of marbles?”
“No, ye ignorant savage,” the scar-faced soldier answered in just as friendly a voice.
Francis O’Grady. That’s the man’s name.
Artis had introduced him to Louis as one of his best buddies and a faithful mess mate. Part of being friends with Artis meant enduring the sort of teasing that Indians often only reserved for each other. The two traded insults with each other the way other companions might pass the time of day or remark upon the weather. From what Artis had told Louis, O’Grady was always ready to share a spare blanket or whatever food was sent him from home, and to watch out for his mess mates on the battlefield.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Louis and Artis looked up from the circle they’d drawn in the dirt between them. Only three aggies remained inside. Each of the boys—for that was exactly how both of them had felt for the last half hour of their game, like boys again and not grim fighting men—had won exactly the same number of marbles. Each had managed to knock twenty of those little balls of chipped clay or agate out of the ring with their shooters.
“Where’s that, you dumb Irishman?” Artis said in a pleasant voice. “At a cutthr...oat game of marbles?”
“No, ye ignorant savage,” the scar-faced soldier answered in just as friendly a voice.
Francis O’Grady. That’s the man’s name.
Artis had introduced him to Louis as one of his best buddies and a faithful mess mate. Part of being friends with Artis meant enduring the sort of teasing that Indians often only reserved for each other. The two traded insults with each other the way other companions might pass the time of day or remark upon the weather. From what Artis had told Louis, O’Grady was always ready to share a spare blanket or whatever food was sent him from home, and to watch out for his mess mates on the battlefield.
What to read after March Toward the Thunder?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Bruchac to read onlineMoreLess
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