Death Was the Other Woman
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He was rougher around the edges than his big sister. I decided that a few years of living in the city had polished Bakersfield right out of Brucie. But once the gun was safely tucked away and he had some coffee in him, Calvin relaxed somewhat and proved himself to be bright and engaging and deeply concerned about his sister. More: he was determined to find her. I didn’t even know where to begin, but Calvin had some ideas. “In her letter, she didn’t tell me exactly what she saw, but she let me kn...ow it was bad. The letter was funny though. Like she’d been afraid of someone else reading it. It was written in a sort of code. One only she and I would understand.”
She’d used the patois of their family, he told me, the inner language it seems every family but mine always has. It also made some references to things that only Brucie and Calvin would have known about. An incident when they were young, for instance, something that had happened with some of the town kids that had frightened both of them as children.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was rougher around the edges than his big sister. I decided that a few years of living in the city had polished Bakersfield right out of Brucie. But once the gun was safely tucked away and he had some coffee in him, Calvin relaxed somewhat and proved himself to be bright and engaging and deeply concerned about his sister. More: he was determined to find her. I didn’t even know where to begin, but Calvin had some ideas. “In her letter, she didn’t tell me exactly what she saw, but she let me kn...ow it was bad. The letter was funny though. Like she’d been afraid of someone else reading it. It was written in a sort of code. One only she and I would understand.”
She’d used the patois of their family, he told me, the inner language it seems every family but mine always has. It also made some references to things that only Brucie and Calvin would have known about. An incident when they were young, for instance, something that had happened with some of the town kids that had frightened both of them as children.
What to read after Death Was the Other Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richards, Linda, 1841-1930 to read onlineMoreLess
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