Plain Dead (2015)
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Bishop Abner said as he took a seat at Rachel’s parents’ kitchen table that evening, “to have another murder here in our Stone Mill. Like them big cities with all the shooting of guns and stabbing with knives.”
“No better than Sodom and Gomorrah we’ll be soon,” Rachel’s Uncle Aaron intoned. “Not that Bill Billingsly was ever a friend to us, but no man should die in such a way.”
“Frozen solid, they say.” Rachel’s father, Samuel, stood at the head of the long kitchen table that easily sat twelve. ...“You think he just went onto his porch and got locked out?”
“Locked himself out and then tied himself to his front porch?” Aaron gave a snort. “Not even an Englisher would be so mupsich.”
“Tied himself to his front porch,” Naamah’s nephew Sammy repeated and nodded. “Ya, stupid to do such a thing.”
Rachel’s Aunt Hannah made a clicking sound between her teeth as she set down a butter plate. “No man should die in such a way. Not even the newspaperman who has said such terrible things.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bishop Abner said as he took a seat at Rachel’s parents’ kitchen table that evening, “to have another murder here in our Stone Mill. Like them big cities with all the shooting of guns and stabbing with knives.”
“No better than Sodom and Gomorrah we’ll be soon,” Rachel’s Uncle Aaron intoned. “Not that Bill Billingsly was ever a friend to us, but no man should die in such a way.”
“Frozen solid, they say.” Rachel’s father, Samuel, stood at the head of the long kitchen table that easily sat twelve. ...“You think he just went onto his porch and got locked out?”
“Locked himself out and then tied himself to his front porch?” Aaron gave a snort. “Not even an Englisher would be so mupsich.”
“Tied himself to his front porch,” Naamah’s nephew Sammy repeated and nodded. “Ya, stupid to do such a thing.”
Rachel’s Aunt Hannah made a clicking sound between her teeth as she set down a butter plate. “No man should die in such a way. Not even the newspaperman who has said such terrible things.”
What to read after Plain Dead?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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