The Alpine Recluse (2006)
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He talked about rules, regulations, trigger locks, and pending legislation at the state and local levels. Gun ownership in SkyCo was high. The right to bear arms was an important issue among voters. He’d given virtually the same speech on other occasions, and seemed at ease before his audience of approximately forty concerned citizens. His presentation was, I felt, worthy of at least a couple of inches in the Advocate.
A question-and-answer period followed, as it always did when the monthly spea...ker concluded the formal part of the program. Edna Mae Dalrymple wielded a microphone among the audience members, but couldn’t make it work. She fussed with it in her nervous, twittering manner, but finally surrendered. There was really no need. Except for a couple of deaf old codgers at the back, including County Commissioner Alfred Cobb, who didn’t care what anybody said, everyone seemed to be able to hear.
Donna Wickstrom, who is Ginny’s sister-in-law, was on her feet. Donna’s first husband, Art Fremstad, had been a sheriff’s deputy who’d died in the line of duty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He talked about rules, regulations, trigger locks, and pending legislation at the state and local levels. Gun ownership in SkyCo was high. The right to bear arms was an important issue among voters. He’d given virtually the same speech on other occasions, and seemed at ease before his audience of approximately forty concerned citizens. His presentation was, I felt, worthy of at least a couple of inches in the Advocate.
A question-and-answer period followed, as it always did when the monthly spea...ker concluded the formal part of the program. Edna Mae Dalrymple wielded a microphone among the audience members, but couldn’t make it work. She fussed with it in her nervous, twittering manner, but finally surrendered. There was really no need. Except for a couple of deaf old codgers at the back, including County Commissioner Alfred Cobb, who didn’t care what anybody said, everyone seemed to be able to hear.
Donna Wickstrom, who is Ginny’s sister-in-law, was on her feet. Donna’s first husband, Art Fremstad, had been a sheriff’s deputy who’d died in the line of duty.
What to read after The Alpine Recluse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Daheim to read onlineMoreLess
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