Sarny (2011)
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Lucy said, “hard do, this going to New Orleans business.”
She was right.
Was different then. No maps, no trains—least none that would carry us—no way to know how to go. We’d been on the plantation all our lives, all the lives before us, didn’t know anything but the fields and the quarters and what we read in papers and books we stole.
Suddenly all that was changed. We’re loose, we’re moving, we’re free, and I didn’t have a tiny idea in my head where we were going, which direction, how far—nothin...g but a name. New Orleans.
Figured it had to be south. Man buying my children wasn’t going to head north into the blue army. Had to go south.
I knew south. Place on your right when you face the rising sun, that’s south. North is on the left, left side for freedom, south is the other. The bad way.
So I started walking. That night, right then, and Lucy she followed and we made less than a mile when I started in to weaving and Lucy said, “We’ve got to get some rest.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lucy said, “hard do, this going to New Orleans business.”
She was right.
Was different then. No maps, no trains—least none that would carry us—no way to know how to go. We’d been on the plantation all our lives, all the lives before us, didn’t know anything but the fields and the quarters and what we read in papers and books we stole.
Suddenly all that was changed. We’re loose, we’re moving, we’re free, and I didn’t have a tiny idea in my head where we were going, which direction, how far—nothin...g but a name. New Orleans.
Figured it had to be south. Man buying my children wasn’t going to head north into the blue army. Had to go south.
I knew south. Place on your right when you face the rising sun, that’s south. North is on the left, left side for freedom, south is the other. The bad way.
So I started walking. That night, right then, and Lucy she followed and we made less than a mile when I started in to weaving and Lucy said, “We’ve got to get some rest.”
What to read after Sarny?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gary Paulsen to read onlineMoreLess
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