The Morning And the Evening
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saw two things that night. Going down the road from Ruth Edna’s, he saw Jake standing some distance away, looking at the house as if trying to make up his mind about something. Little T. had been hurrying along as fast as possible, feeling the money in his hand, hard and firm, his hand already sweaty from gripping it. He did not see or hear anything until suddenly he was right on Jake. It almost scared the fire out of Little T.
“Uh!” he cried out, coming on the white face in the dark, feeling a ...body near.
When he saw it was Jake, he edged away and went on again at his fast quiet pace, knowing no one else would be on this road until Mr. Cotter came home from the card game. He did not think the loony man even saw him; he had only continued to look at the house and seemed to be telling himself something. Little T. had been afraid because it was the loony man. It was his first direct contact with him. Yet he knew his safety lay in that fact: the man could not tell anything.
He saw the second thing when he reached the main road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
saw two things that night. Going down the road from Ruth Edna’s, he saw Jake standing some distance away, looking at the house as if trying to make up his mind about something. Little T. had been hurrying along as fast as possible, feeling the money in his hand, hard and firm, his hand already sweaty from gripping it. He did not see or hear anything until suddenly he was right on Jake. It almost scared the fire out of Little T.
“Uh!” he cried out, coming on the white face in the dark, feeling a ...body near.
When he saw it was Jake, he edged away and went on again at his fast quiet pace, knowing no one else would be on this road until Mr. Cotter came home from the card game. He did not think the loony man even saw him; he had only continued to look at the house and seemed to be telling himself something. Little T. had been afraid because it was the loony man. It was his first direct contact with him. Yet he knew his safety lay in that fact: the man could not tell anything.
He saw the second thing when he reached the main road.
What to read after The Morning And the Evening?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williams, Joan, 1928- to read onlineMoreLess
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