The Story of Edgar Sawtelle
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The figure in the rain had turned to watch.
He attended once more to the barn, his examination now minute and frantic. He traced the rusted iron door hinge with his fingertips, and the jagged crevices between the boards, where the shadows were as sharp as the line dividing the moon. He knew if he waited long enough he would see crazy thingsfantastic, inexplicable, dreamlike thingsbut everywhere he looked he found the ordinary stuff of the world. Painted wood. Pitted iron. Water falling earthwar...d from his face, each droplets path so foreshortened it seemed motionless and shrinking until it struck the ground. He shut his eyes and listened to his breath blowing.
When he turned, rain fell evenly through the light. He was alone. He looked about, then spotted the figure standing near the corner of the milk house. Having once learned the trick, Edgar could not unsee him. The figure gestured. His legs blurred into skirts of rain and then he disappeared from view. The dogs began to bark.
Edgar found him standing in front of the pens.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The figure in the rain had turned to watch.
He attended once more to the barn, his examination now minute and frantic. He traced the rusted iron door hinge with his fingertips, and the jagged crevices between the boards, where the shadows were as sharp as the line dividing the moon. He knew if he waited long enough he would see crazy thingsfantastic, inexplicable, dreamlike thingsbut everywhere he looked he found the ordinary stuff of the world. Painted wood. Pitted iron. Water falling earthwar...d from his face, each droplets path so foreshortened it seemed motionless and shrinking until it struck the ground. He shut his eyes and listened to his breath blowing.
When he turned, rain fell evenly through the light. He was alone. He looked about, then spotted the figure standing near the corner of the milk house. Having once learned the trick, Edgar could not unsee him. The figure gestured. His legs blurred into skirts of rain and then he disappeared from view. The dogs began to bark.
Edgar found him standing in front of the pens.
What to read after The Story of Edgar Sawtelle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Wroblewski to read onlineMoreLess
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