The Legend of Bass Reeves (2006)
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Sometimes people came by and he would hear them talk about the world beyond. Or Mammy would tell him stories of what she called high houses in New Orleans where they had “toney women” with silk dresses and silk skin. She said they were quadroons—women one-quarter black—and octoroons—one-eighth black—and were still slaves even though their skin was as white as clouds and they stayed in fancy apartments on a place called Bourbon Street.
But Bass knew nothing of these places and things except the p...ictures he made in his head. Wonderful pictures that he sometimes saw in the clouds. But they were imaginary, and he had no real notion of cities or towns or large groups of people.
The town of Paris, Texas, was about twenty miles away, straight east. While the mister went there from time to time, he never took anyone with him. Early one morning a week after they had come back from the Garnetts’, Bass was stunned when the mister said: “Have your ma fix a bag of vittles. Just for you—I’ll eat in the saloon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimes people came by and he would hear them talk about the world beyond. Or Mammy would tell him stories of what she called high houses in New Orleans where they had “toney women” with silk dresses and silk skin. She said they were quadroons—women one-quarter black—and octoroons—one-eighth black—and were still slaves even though their skin was as white as clouds and they stayed in fancy apartments on a place called Bourbon Street.
But Bass knew nothing of these places and things except the p...ictures he made in his head. Wonderful pictures that he sometimes saw in the clouds. But they were imaginary, and he had no real notion of cities or towns or large groups of people.
The town of Paris, Texas, was about twenty miles away, straight east. While the mister went there from time to time, he never took anyone with him. Early one morning a week after they had come back from the Garnetts’, Bass was stunned when the mister said: “Have your ma fix a bag of vittles. Just for you—I’ll eat in the saloon.
What to read after The Legend of Bass Reeves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gary Paulsen to read onlineMoreLess
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