Big Laurel
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It left him free to imagine. They were talking about him and laughing.
Gawd A' mighty!
Bud strained at the ropes binding his hands — strained until the cords bit into his flesh. He tested his strong legs against the ankle straps until his muscles cramped into knots. He turned his head this way and that, his mouth open like a snapping dog, until the sweat stood out upon his thin forehead in great beads. It ran down BIG LAUREL 175 into his narrowed eyes, burning them with salt.
Here in his own sh...ack! Here where for three generations no man had dared tread without be- ing asked! Here in these rooms he had made ready for Roxie — she who on the morrow was to have been his bride ! The egg-eyed hornyhead !
He was breathing Hke a man who has run a mile. His big hairy chest — made deep by so many trips up and down the mountain — heaved spasmodically. It was well his heart was strong — else something might have snapped. It was carry- ing a heavy load. As it was there were moments when those thin lips covering that iron jaw grew first purple and then white.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It left him free to imagine. They were talking about him and laughing.
Gawd A' mighty!
Bud strained at the ropes binding his hands — strained until the cords bit into his flesh. He tested his strong legs against the ankle straps until his muscles cramped into knots. He turned his head this way and that, his mouth open like a snapping dog, until the sweat stood out upon his thin forehead in great beads. It ran down BIG LAUREL 175 into his narrowed eyes, burning them with salt.
Here in his own sh...ack! Here where for three generations no man had dared tread without be- ing asked! Here in these rooms he had made ready for Roxie — she who on the morrow was to have been his bride ! The egg-eyed hornyhead !
He was breathing Hke a man who has run a mile. His big hairy chest — made deep by so many trips up and down the mountain — heaved spasmodically. It was well his heart was strong — else something might have snapped. It was carry- ing a heavy load. As it was there were moments when those thin lips covering that iron jaw grew first purple and then white.
What to read after Big Laurel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bartlett Frederick Orin to read onlineMoreLess
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