The Wire Cutters a Novel
The Wire Cutters a Novel
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"He kept on standin' there Deerford, I mean. My God A'mighty, he kept on standin' over Jack Eansome. I thought he would stand there ontell Jedgment Day ! After a long time, he went around the church to where his horse was hitched ; it was Jack Ransome's Black Prince, I could n't see him, but I knowed him by the way he pawed the ground. I thought he was goin' to ride off an' leave Jack lay in' there. But he went after his lariat an' his slicker. He had 'em both over his arm when he come back. He... gathered Jack up an' carried him down to the creek; he stumbled onct or twict. I saw Jack's face over his shoulder; he didn't look like he was dead ! I waited, an' waited; an' then I crope along the slope todes the creek to see what they was at. Jack was layin' on the ground. The moon was bright as day. He was pilin' some rocks in the slicker. I seen him wrop 'em up an' fasten the slicker to Jack with the lariat. An' then I seen him straddlin' the hackberry log, hitchin' hisse'f 258 THE WIRE-CUTTERS along with Jack in his arms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"He kept on standin' there Deerford, I mean. My God A'mighty, he kept on standin' over Jack Eansome. I thought he would stand there ontell Jedgment Day ! After a long time, he went around the church to where his horse was hitched ; it was Jack Ransome's Black Prince, I could n't see him, but I knowed him by the way he pawed the ground. I thought he was goin' to ride off an' leave Jack lay in' there. But he went after his lariat an' his slicker. He had 'em both over his arm when he come back. He... gathered Jack up an' carried him down to the creek; he stumbled onct or twict. I saw Jack's face over his shoulder; he didn't look like he was dead ! I waited, an' waited; an' then I crope along the slope todes the creek to see what they was at. Jack was layin' on the ground. The moon was bright as day. He was pilin' some rocks in the slicker. I seen him wrop 'em up an' fasten the slicker to Jack with the lariat. An' then I seen him straddlin' the hackberry log, hitchin' hisse'f 258 THE WIRE-CUTTERS along with Jack in his arms.
What to read after The Wire Cutters a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mollier Evelyn Moore Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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