The Half-Stitched Amish Quilting Club
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Terry said when Jan climbed into his truck that morning. “Are you dreadin’ going to work that much?” “It’s not the work I dread; it’s the comin’ home.” “Since when have you ever dreaded that?” “Since my dog was killed.” Terry’s eyes widened. “Brutus is dead?” Jan nodded soberly. “Oh man, how’d that happen?” “He got out of his pen and was hit by a car.” “But I thought you fixed the pen so he couldn’t get out.” “I thought that, too, but I guess he must’ve climbed the fence and gone out ov...er the top.” “I’m real sorry to hear that. Did you bury him out back?” Jan shook his head. “It didn’t happen here. Paul—one of the guys who attends the quiltin’ class on Saturdays—said he saw a dead dog on his way to Emma’s that looked just like Brutus. It was over by the 5 and 20 Country Kitchen.” “Did you see the dog?” “Nope. By the time I got there, the body was gone. Figured someone from Animal Control had probably hauled it off.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Terry said when Jan climbed into his truck that morning. “Are you dreadin’ going to work that much?” “It’s not the work I dread; it’s the comin’ home.” “Since when have you ever dreaded that?” “Since my dog was killed.” Terry’s eyes widened. “Brutus is dead?” Jan nodded soberly. “Oh man, how’d that happen?” “He got out of his pen and was hit by a car.” “But I thought you fixed the pen so he couldn’t get out.” “I thought that, too, but I guess he must’ve climbed the fence and gone out ov...er the top.” “I’m real sorry to hear that. Did you bury him out back?” Jan shook his head. “It didn’t happen here. Paul—one of the guys who attends the quiltin’ class on Saturdays—said he saw a dead dog on his way to Emma’s that looked just like Brutus. It was over by the 5 and 20 Country Kitchen.” “Did you see the dog?” “Nope. By the time I got there, the body was gone. Figured someone from Animal Control had probably hauled it off.”
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wanda E. Brunstetter to read onlineMoreLess
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