The Edge of Town
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Corbin finished his run, bathed and put on a freshly ironed pair of tan pants and a white shirt. He headed for Sparky’s Eatery, the only place that served food on Sunday.
Yesterday Corbin had circled around to go back to the Jones farm when he saw the blades on the windmill spinning, the signal the boy had been found. He had been relieved. A small boy thought.
Something was going on out there that had the younger Jones girl riled up against someone. Corbin keep seeing in his mind’s eye t...he worried look on Julie’s face. Christ on a horse! When had he started thinking about Miss Jones as Julie?
Well, hell. Why not? She was a pretty woman and he liked the way she had taken on the care of her younger brothers and sisters. She reminded him a lot of Elaine, although Elaine was much smaller, more fragile.
Goddamn the son-of-a-bitch that killed her!
“Been to church already?” Sparky asked when Corbin entered the eatery.
“Naw. Went for a run. Is the missus cooking flapjacks this morning?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Corbin finished his run, bathed and put on a freshly ironed pair of tan pants and a white shirt. He headed for Sparky’s Eatery, the only place that served food on Sunday.
Yesterday Corbin had circled around to go back to the Jones farm when he saw the blades on the windmill spinning, the signal the boy had been found. He had been relieved. A small boy thought.
Something was going on out there that had the younger Jones girl riled up against someone. Corbin keep seeing in his mind’s eye t...he worried look on Julie’s face. Christ on a horse! When had he started thinking about Miss Jones as Julie?
Well, hell. Why not? She was a pretty woman and he liked the way she had taken on the care of her younger brothers and sisters. She reminded him a lot of Elaine, although Elaine was much smaller, more fragile.
Goddamn the son-of-a-bitch that killed her!
“Been to church already?” Sparky asked when Corbin entered the eatery.
“Naw. Went for a run. Is the missus cooking flapjacks this morning?”
What to read after The Edge of Town?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorothy Garlock to read onlineMoreLess
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