The List (2011)
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EMILY DICKINSON Renny and Jo drove slowly through the orchard as the sun cast its last rays upward in an arch from behind a hill to the west.
“I’d like to come back when the blossoms are on the trees in early spring,” he said.
“If I lived in North Carolina, I’d come every season of the year,” Jo replied.
The ride to the bottom of the mountain seemed shorter than the trip up. Renny pulled into the parking lot of the Phillips Apple Barn and put up the car top. “We’ll have a starlit ride another ti...me,” he said.
Jo settled into her seat as Renny shifted the gears and the car hugged the gentle curves of the road. Neither spoke as their minds traveled separate journeys through the events of the day. In a few minutes, Jo dozed off.
While he drove, Renny admired Jo’s face as the lights of passing cars and trucks illuminated her profile. She didn’t wake up until the Charlotte skyline came into view.
“Good nap?” he asked as she stretched.
“Yes. That was a quick trip.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
EMILY DICKINSON Renny and Jo drove slowly through the orchard as the sun cast its last rays upward in an arch from behind a hill to the west.
“I’d like to come back when the blossoms are on the trees in early spring,” he said.
“If I lived in North Carolina, I’d come every season of the year,” Jo replied.
The ride to the bottom of the mountain seemed shorter than the trip up. Renny pulled into the parking lot of the Phillips Apple Barn and put up the car top. “We’ll have a starlit ride another ti...me,” he said.
Jo settled into her seat as Renny shifted the gears and the car hugged the gentle curves of the road. Neither spoke as their minds traveled separate journeys through the events of the day. In a few minutes, Jo dozed off.
While he drove, Renny admired Jo’s face as the lights of passing cars and trucks illuminated her profile. She didn’t wake up until the Charlotte skyline came into view.
“Good nap?” he asked as she stretched.
“Yes. That was a quick trip.”
What to read after The List?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Whitlow to read onlineMoreLess
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