Texasville
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She might be sad, but she carried her sorrow with a certain dignity, whereas Jenny’s conversation had not been rich in dignity. She made it clear that she was an unrepentant sinner who meant to go on sinning, but she still seemed to feel sorry for herself now that she was faced with the consequences of her behavior.The twins were also unrepentant sinners. Locating them was not difficult, because they were sitting just outside the gate to the church camp with all their belongings piled around the...m. Two large teenage boys stood just inside the gate, apparently to make sure one of the twins didn’t try to dart back in.Just as he was about to get out and confront his offspring, Jenny grasped his hand. She wore a subdued look, for the first time on the trip.“I’m not as wild as I sound, Duane,” she said. “I talk a good game but I don’t know if I play a good game. What if I’m pregnant by Dickie?”In a matter of minutes, all the perk seemed to have drained out of her.“I guess if you are we’ll just have to deal with it,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She might be sad, but she carried her sorrow with a certain dignity, whereas Jenny’s conversation had not been rich in dignity. She made it clear that she was an unrepentant sinner who meant to go on sinning, but she still seemed to feel sorry for herself now that she was faced with the consequences of her behavior.The twins were also unrepentant sinners. Locating them was not difficult, because they were sitting just outside the gate to the church camp with all their belongings piled around the...m. Two large teenage boys stood just inside the gate, apparently to make sure one of the twins didn’t try to dart back in.Just as he was about to get out and confront his offspring, Jenny grasped his hand. She wore a subdued look, for the first time on the trip.“I’m not as wild as I sound, Duane,” she said. “I talk a good game but I don’t know if I play a good game. What if I’m pregnant by Dickie?”In a matter of minutes, all the perk seemed to have drained out of her.“I guess if you are we’ll just have to deal with it,”
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Larry Mcmurtry to read onlineMoreLess
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