The Odyssey of Ben O'neal
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CROWE'S boarders had already breakfasted and were on their way to the N&W yards with lunch pails, several down to the glistening river to catch a workboat for the Southern Railway terminal over at Pinner's Point, across the way. There was an early morning hurry that I'd never noticed on the Banks, where everyone wriggled stocking toes over a second cup of coffee and mulled the weather before lifting the door latch. There was no calm daybreak here. The city seemed to awaken on the move and was ru...mbling by seven o'clock.
Mike Grant, standing on the front porch, was leaving, too, for Union Station. Anxious to go. Even fidgety. "Look me up when you come back in, Ben." He seemed wound up.
"I sure will." The drummer nodded, almost as if I were a stranger, pounded down the steps, and headed rapidly for Main Street, long legs eating ground.
I called after him, "Thanks again." Floating back came, "Good luck." Then the boy from Scranton, Pennsylvania, turned the corner and was gone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CROWE'S boarders had already breakfasted and were on their way to the N&W yards with lunch pails, several down to the glistening river to catch a workboat for the Southern Railway terminal over at Pinner's Point, across the way. There was an early morning hurry that I'd never noticed on the Banks, where everyone wriggled stocking toes over a second cup of coffee and mulled the weather before lifting the door latch. There was no calm daybreak here. The city seemed to awaken on the move and was ru...mbling by seven o'clock.
Mike Grant, standing on the front porch, was leaving, too, for Union Station. Anxious to go. Even fidgety. "Look me up when you come back in, Ben." He seemed wound up.
"I sure will." The drummer nodded, almost as if I were a stranger, pounded down the steps, and headed rapidly for Main Street, long legs eating ground.
I called after him, "Thanks again." Floating back came, "Good luck." Then the boy from Scranton, Pennsylvania, turned the corner and was gone.
What to read after The Odyssey of Ben O'neal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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