War for the Oaks
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It fired on the second kick. So much for that excuse. The phouka slid on behind her and said, "Do you know the way to the Falls?" "I know where they are, more or less." Something in his moment of silence made her look over her shoulder at him.
"You've never been to Minnehaha Falls?" the phouka asked, clearly startled.
"No." "How long have you lived here?" With an effort, she kept her voice cheerful. "Not long enough, I guess." He must have heard the effort, because he sighed impatiently ...and said, "You're not of a certainty going to your execution, you know." "Hush," she said, and let out the clutch.
It would have been maudlin to choose a route that passed some of her favorite places. So she was practical and drove straight down LaSalle onto Blaisdell, only to find that everything suddenly seemed precious. The red stone castle at Groveland and the brooding brick church at Twenty-sixth Street became architectural marvels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It fired on the second kick. So much for that excuse. The phouka slid on behind her and said, "Do you know the way to the Falls?" "I know where they are, more or less." Something in his moment of silence made her look over her shoulder at him.
"You've never been to Minnehaha Falls?" the phouka asked, clearly startled.
"No." "How long have you lived here?" With an effort, she kept her voice cheerful. "Not long enough, I guess." He must have heard the effort, because he sighed impatiently ...and said, "You're not of a certainty going to your execution, you know." "Hush," she said, and let out the clutch.
It would have been maudlin to choose a route that passed some of her favorite places. So she was practical and drove straight down LaSalle onto Blaisdell, only to find that everything suddenly seemed precious. The red stone castle at Groveland and the brooding brick church at Twenty-sixth Street became architectural marvels.
What to read after War for the Oaks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma Bull to read onlineMoreLess
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