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Who Is That Fellow?
I couldn't see his face because he was going away from me, but I looked him over careful. I was already twenty-two years old, remember, and I'll admit it, every man was a possibility. He wasn't tall--five feet eight and a half inches--and even dressed like he was I could tell he didn't have much meat on him.
He had on a heavy oilskin coat like fishermen wear, and high rubber boots. The hood of his coat was thrown back but an old, yellow sou'wester protected his neck a...nd ears from the wind. His pants were black, and lumpy, like he had another pair under them. His hands were stuffed in his pockets most of the time, 'cept when he took them out to steady himself. He looked like a fisherman but he didn't have a pole, so I wondered what he was doing.
I watched him go down the path, slow and careful, until he disappeared 'round the bend.
I went to the front window and kept watching. Pretty soon I saw him walk out on the beach, right toward the waves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who Is That Fellow?
I couldn't see his face because he was going away from me, but I looked him over careful. I was already twenty-two years old, remember, and I'll admit it, every man was a possibility. He wasn't tall--five feet eight and a half inches--and even dressed like he was I could tell he didn't have much meat on him.
He had on a heavy oilskin coat like fishermen wear, and high rubber boots. The hood of his coat was thrown back but an old, yellow sou'wester protected his neck a...nd ears from the wind. His pants were black, and lumpy, like he had another pair under them. His hands were stuffed in his pockets most of the time, 'cept when he took them out to steady himself. He looked like a fisherman but he didn't have a pole, so I wondered what he was doing.
I watched him go down the path, slow and careful, until he disappeared 'round the bend.
I went to the front window and kept watching. Pretty soon I saw him walk out on the beach, right toward the waves.
What to read after Threads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patsy Brookshire to read onlineMoreLess
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