Rodney the Partisan
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" Well, no ; I can't say that I do. But I know where to look to find the road that runs from Jackson to Hartsville, forty miles this side of Springfield, and when you get there, mebbe you'll know where you are." "No, I won't," answered Rodney. "I have never been in this part of Missouri be- fore. I have been in St. Louis two or three times, but when I got out of sight of the Planters' House I was lost completely." " Why, didn't the cap'n of the 3foUie Able tell Jeff that you was one of Price's ...men?
How could you have jined him if you haven't been where he was ? ' ' Rodney did not at all like the tone in which this question was asked, and it w^as right on the end of his tongue to tell the wood-cutter 140 RODI^EY, THE PARTISAN.
tliat it was none of his business ; but on second tliouglit he decided that that Avouldn't do. The man talked and acted as if he sus- pected him of something ; and if the others suspected him too, they might make trouble for him. The steamboat captain did say that he was one of Price's men, and Rodney wished now that he hadn' t done it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Well, no ; I can't say that I do. But I know where to look to find the road that runs from Jackson to Hartsville, forty miles this side of Springfield, and when you get there, mebbe you'll know where you are." "No, I won't," answered Rodney. "I have never been in this part of Missouri be- fore. I have been in St. Louis two or three times, but when I got out of sight of the Planters' House I was lost completely." " Why, didn't the cap'n of the 3foUie Able tell Jeff that you was one of Price's ...men?
How could you have jined him if you haven't been where he was ? ' ' Rodney did not at all like the tone in which this question was asked, and it w^as right on the end of his tongue to tell the wood-cutter 140 RODI^EY, THE PARTISAN.
tliat it was none of his business ; but on second tliouglit he decided that that Avouldn't do. The man talked and acted as if he sus- pected him of something ; and if the others suspected him too, they might make trouble for him. The steamboat captain did say that he was one of Price's men, and Rodney wished now that he hadn' t done it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilmer, Richard Hooker, 1918-, Former Owner to read onlineMoreLess
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