A Piece of My Heart (1976)
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Robard said, spitting out the window.
“Who?”
“I don’t know, a movie star, somebody like that.”
They drove up the levee and turned and went a hundred yards along the top on another tractor path to where the road bent over the other side. A red combine was bogged down in the field below the levee. Someone had attached a cable to it and tried to pull it out with a heavy Fordall tractor, but the tractor had foundered in the same row and both machines were sitting in the sun. The plants around them w...ere all blackened and bent in broken rows with dried fibers clinging to the bolls. Someone had laid a plank walk over the mud and there were signs on the planks that people had been going to the levee and back. But neither machine seemed to have ever moved, and all the sticks and cardboard sheets and logs and blankets had finally been left under the wheels and the business abandoned.
“Why do they take machines in a field that muddy?” he said.
Robard let the truck wobble down the river side of the levee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Robard said, spitting out the window.
“Who?”
“I don’t know, a movie star, somebody like that.”
They drove up the levee and turned and went a hundred yards along the top on another tractor path to where the road bent over the other side. A red combine was bogged down in the field below the levee. Someone had attached a cable to it and tried to pull it out with a heavy Fordall tractor, but the tractor had foundered in the same row and both machines were sitting in the sun. The plants around them w...ere all blackened and bent in broken rows with dried fibers clinging to the bolls. Someone had laid a plank walk over the mud and there were signs on the planks that people had been going to the levee and back. But neither machine seemed to have ever moved, and all the sticks and cardboard sheets and logs and blankets had finally been left under the wheels and the business abandoned.
“Why do they take machines in a field that muddy?” he said.
Robard let the truck wobble down the river side of the levee.
What to read after A Piece of My Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Ford to read onlineMoreLess
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