Frank of Freedom Hill
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" "I've seen 'em--lots of times. " "Say--what about goin' down thar now?" "I don't care, " said Tommy.
An hour later they came out of the woods together and started for thehouse, old Frank strolling along pleasantly behind them. Joe's hair waswet and plastered down over his face like an Indian's; Tommy's was alsowet under the white cloth hat. They had done more than look at fish;they had gone in with them.
Tommy walked close to Joe: he had learned many thrilling facts, amongthem that Joe lived ...in Greenville and had run away. This he had foundout, not all at once, but in fragments, while they splashed water overone another, and later while they sat on the shaded bank of the creek.
Somebody had "beat Joe up--see!" Joe had exhibited a welt on hisshoulder and another on his leg in proof of the assertion. It seems thatprevious to this Joe had swiped some bananas from the fruit stand of oneTony, and that, previous to that, Joe had been hungry--"Hung'y as hell"was Joe's way of putting it--a way that commended itself to Tommy atonce as being extremely picturesque.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I've seen 'em--lots of times. " "Say--what about goin' down thar now?" "I don't care, " said Tommy.
An hour later they came out of the woods together and started for thehouse, old Frank strolling along pleasantly behind them. Joe's hair waswet and plastered down over his face like an Indian's; Tommy's was alsowet under the white cloth hat. They had done more than look at fish;they had gone in with them.
Tommy walked close to Joe: he had learned many thrilling facts, amongthem that Joe lived ...in Greenville and had run away. This he had foundout, not all at once, but in fragments, while they splashed water overone another, and later while they sat on the shaded bank of the creek.
Somebody had "beat Joe up--see!" Joe had exhibited a welt on hisshoulder and another on his leg in proof of the assertion. It seems thatprevious to this Joe had swiped some bananas from the fruit stand of oneTony, and that, previous to that, Joe had been hungry--"Hung'y as hell"was Joe's way of putting it--a way that commended itself to Tommy atonce as being extremely picturesque.
What to read after Frank of Freedom Hill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Derieux Samuel Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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