Teetoncey
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Rachel whipped up a nightgown of cotton cloth for her and Saturday morning Tee opened the front door when the sun was far to east, just to look out. It was the first time she'd done that. Ben and his mother watched, wondering what she had in mind. It almost seemed she was afraid to look out.
She was framed a minute in the strong light and Ben could see she had very little meat on her.
Rachel said, absently, "We'll fatten her up, if nothing else." That could be accomplished with hominy grits ...and juice from slab bacon.
Tee closed the door and went past them into Ben's room and slipped into bed. It had been moved back there.
Ben said, "Think I'll go on up to the store." Rachel was looking toward the small bedroom. She could see the girl staring out the window. "You know there's nothin' for you to do till next week." That was true, unfortunately.
Rachel said, "See if she'll take to Fid." Ben sighed and went out to find the sand pony. He was about a quarter mile away, down near the sound, eating long grass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rachel whipped up a nightgown of cotton cloth for her and Saturday morning Tee opened the front door when the sun was far to east, just to look out. It was the first time she'd done that. Ben and his mother watched, wondering what she had in mind. It almost seemed she was afraid to look out.
She was framed a minute in the strong light and Ben could see she had very little meat on her.
Rachel said, absently, "We'll fatten her up, if nothing else." That could be accomplished with hominy grits ...and juice from slab bacon.
Tee closed the door and went past them into Ben's room and slipped into bed. It had been moved back there.
Ben said, "Think I'll go on up to the store." Rachel was looking toward the small bedroom. She could see the girl staring out the window. "You know there's nothin' for you to do till next week." That was true, unfortunately.
Rachel said, "See if she'll take to Fid." Ben sighed and went out to find the sand pony. He was about a quarter mile away, down near the sound, eating long grass.
What to read after Teetoncey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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