The Visions of Ransom Lake
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He had a sister, my Aunt Shandra, who lived out here with her husband. They had built themselves a nice little house on some land my daddy bought for them as a weddin’ gift. Anyway, I was sixteen that summer when we started out here. There was me and my mamma and daddy, my older sister by a year, Natalie, my younger brothers, Scott and Gavin—they were about twelve and ten—and my baby sister, Serena. Aunt Shandra and Uncle Garth, her husband, had traveled out to Georgia to help us on the way. The...y had their little baby girl, Sally, with them too. My older brother, Denver, was already grown up and livin’ out in Leadville. So he wasn’t with us.
“We hooked up with a wagon train goin’ our way right outside of Georgia, and there was this girl that belonged to one of the families. Her name was Caroline. She was fifteen. She took a likin’ to me for some reason and about drove me insane chasin’ after me and flirtin’ all the time. I didn’t have a breath of peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had a sister, my Aunt Shandra, who lived out here with her husband. They had built themselves a nice little house on some land my daddy bought for them as a weddin’ gift. Anyway, I was sixteen that summer when we started out here. There was me and my mamma and daddy, my older sister by a year, Natalie, my younger brothers, Scott and Gavin—they were about twelve and ten—and my baby sister, Serena. Aunt Shandra and Uncle Garth, her husband, had traveled out to Georgia to help us on the way. The...y had their little baby girl, Sally, with them too. My older brother, Denver, was already grown up and livin’ out in Leadville. So he wasn’t with us.
“We hooked up with a wagon train goin’ our way right outside of Georgia, and there was this girl that belonged to one of the families. Her name was Caroline. She was fifteen. She took a likin’ to me for some reason and about drove me insane chasin’ after me and flirtin’ all the time. I didn’t have a breath of peace.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcia Lynn Mcclure to read onlineMoreLess
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