The Blacksmith’s Bravery (2010)
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Phineas Benton after services. Griffin trimmed his beard and sponged the worst spots off his good shirt that morning. He eyed Justin critically as the boy combed his hair back with water.
They’d lived in Hiram’s old house for two months. Griffin liked having a solid roof over their heads and space to put their stuff—though he didn’t like having to heat such a big house. It took far too much coal, in his opinion. They hardly used the parlor, but they did use the kitchen, and they both had bedroom...s. He’d let Justin take the downstairs chamber, which was closer to the stove. Griff slept upstairs by himself, where there were two good-sized rooms and a large landing.
He didn’t suppose he would ever have enough furniture to fill the place. Trudy Chapman had given them a table for the kitchen, and Isabel Fennel, whose father used to own the stage line, boardinghouse, and various other concerns, had told him to take a bedstead and two chairs from the Fennel House. Terrence and Rilla Thistle, who ran the boardinghouse for Isabel, weren’t too happy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Phineas Benton after services. Griffin trimmed his beard and sponged the worst spots off his good shirt that morning. He eyed Justin critically as the boy combed his hair back with water.
They’d lived in Hiram’s old house for two months. Griffin liked having a solid roof over their heads and space to put their stuff—though he didn’t like having to heat such a big house. It took far too much coal, in his opinion. They hardly used the parlor, but they did use the kitchen, and they both had bedroom...s. He’d let Justin take the downstairs chamber, which was closer to the stove. Griff slept upstairs by himself, where there were two good-sized rooms and a large landing.
He didn’t suppose he would ever have enough furniture to fill the place. Trudy Chapman had given them a table for the kitchen, and Isabel Fennel, whose father used to own the stage line, boardinghouse, and various other concerns, had told him to take a bedstead and two chairs from the Fennel House. Terrence and Rilla Thistle, who ran the boardinghouse for Isabel, weren’t too happy.
What to read after The Blacksmith’s Bravery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis, Susan Page to read onlineMoreLess
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