Zeke And Ned (1997)
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I had hoped Ned would be able to come, but he couldn’t. He felt it best not to leave Jewel just yet.
That being the case, I felt free to speak for him. Chief Bushyhead was annoyed that I had let Pete come in the Senate building with me, and he picked Pete up by the scruff of his neck and threw him out in the street. Pete sat under the window and whimpered for the rest of the session, making it difficult to hear the speeches, but Chief Bushy-head didn’t care. He was too deaf to hear much of the s...peeches anyway. Chief Bushyhead knew what he thought about most of the questions before he even called the Senate into session. Speechifying made little impression on him.
“A militia will only aggravate the white people and lead to more fighting and bloodshed,” he told the Senate—whereupon the notion was promptly voted down.
The fact that my notion had been voted down so promptly riled me, I have to admit. Also, I didn’t appreciate having my dog thrown out the door. There was no rule on the books saying personal dogs couldn’t attend Senate sessions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had hoped Ned would be able to come, but he couldn’t. He felt it best not to leave Jewel just yet.
That being the case, I felt free to speak for him. Chief Bushyhead was annoyed that I had let Pete come in the Senate building with me, and he picked Pete up by the scruff of his neck and threw him out in the street. Pete sat under the window and whimpered for the rest of the session, making it difficult to hear the speeches, but Chief Bushy-head didn’t care. He was too deaf to hear much of the s...peeches anyway. Chief Bushyhead knew what he thought about most of the questions before he even called the Senate into session. Speechifying made little impression on him.
“A militia will only aggravate the white people and lead to more fighting and bloodshed,” he told the Senate—whereupon the notion was promptly voted down.
The fact that my notion had been voted down so promptly riled me, I have to admit. Also, I didn’t appreciate having my dog thrown out the door. There was no rule on the books saying personal dogs couldn’t attend Senate sessions.
What to read after Zeke And Ned?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Larry Mcmurtry to read onlineMoreLess
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