Storm Clouds Rolling in
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She was on her way to her place, desperate to sort through what she had discovered today. She had hoped to be able to tell her father earlier than after supper, but he had left shortly after returning home to go meet someone. The thought of telling her mother never entered her mind. Mother would simply have told her to talk to her father. Carrie was confused and angry about what Sadie had confided today. It was bad enough that Ike Adams was mistreating the slaves, but there was another thought e...qually as troubling. Why hadn’t their people told them what was happening? Didn’t they know her father didn’t allow abuse on his plantation?
Suddenly, a movement in the field to her right caught her attention. She squinted her eyes and watched the group of slaves working the tobacco, Adams looming over one of the men her father had just bought. She saw Adams reach to the back of his saddle but couldn’t quite believe what she saw next. He was pulling out a whip. Fury choked her as she wheeled Granite and headed in their direction “Take your shirt off, nigger,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was on her way to her place, desperate to sort through what she had discovered today. She had hoped to be able to tell her father earlier than after supper, but he had left shortly after returning home to go meet someone. The thought of telling her mother never entered her mind. Mother would simply have told her to talk to her father. Carrie was confused and angry about what Sadie had confided today. It was bad enough that Ike Adams was mistreating the slaves, but there was another thought e...qually as troubling. Why hadn’t their people told them what was happening? Didn’t they know her father didn’t allow abuse on his plantation?
Suddenly, a movement in the field to her right caught her attention. She squinted her eyes and watched the group of slaves working the tobacco, Adams looming over one of the men her father had just bought. She saw Adams reach to the back of his saddle but couldn’t quite believe what she saw next. He was pulling out a whip. Fury choked her as she wheeled Granite and headed in their direction “Take your shirt off, nigger,”
What to read after Storm Clouds Rolling in?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ginny Dye to read onlineMoreLess
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