Past the End of the Pavement
Past the End of the Pavement
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Jimmersan very nearly fell out of her rocker.
She had heard of boys doing such things, and she had felt upon the hearing that same horror and disbelief she had felt as a girl at tales of Indians scalping white settlers and murdering white babies. It had been an abstract horror, 160 PAST THE END OF THE PAVEMENT an aghastness tempered by the sheer distance from the scene of the atrocity.
And now she had seen it right under her own nose. It was incredible, but she had seen it.
Mrs. Jimmersan dedic...ated herself as the say- ing so often goes to action, her first dedication along such lines for nearly thirty-five years. She put on bonnet and shawl and made straight for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. And when she got there she told all to Elmer Paisley.
"Hmmm, " said Elmer. He, too, regarded the robbing of a bird nest as a high crime. "What'd the boys look like, Miz Jimmersan?" "They was little fellahs, " said Mrs. Jimmer- san. "They had on blue shirts an' yeller kaky pants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jimmersan very nearly fell out of her rocker.
She had heard of boys doing such things, and she had felt upon the hearing that same horror and disbelief she had felt as a girl at tales of Indians scalping white settlers and murdering white babies. It had been an abstract horror, 160 PAST THE END OF THE PAVEMENT an aghastness tempered by the sheer distance from the scene of the atrocity.
And now she had seen it right under her own nose. It was incredible, but she had seen it.
Mrs. Jimmersan dedic...ated herself as the say- ing so often goes to action, her first dedication along such lines for nearly thirty-five years. She put on bonnet and shawl and made straight for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. And when she got there she told all to Elmer Paisley.
"Hmmm, " said Elmer. He, too, regarded the robbing of a bird nest as a high crime. "What'd the boys look like, Miz Jimmersan?" "They was little fellahs, " said Mrs. Jimmer- san. "They had on blue shirts an' yeller kaky pants.
What to read after Past the End of the Pavement?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Grandison Finney to read onlineMoreLess
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