Liberty Belle
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All yesterday, he’d tried to talk to Mark. The boy wouldn’t even look at him. Wade hoped this morning would bring a change.Wade stretched but couldn’t shake the gloom. Heaviness pressed in and around him, lowering his head, bowing his shoulders. He walked to the fire, but all that remained was the dying light of burning embers.He searched the camp for Dan. There was no sight of him. Surprisingly, Wade missed him. He trusted the old mountain man. Owed him. Dan tried to comfort Mark. The boy had s...pent most of yesterday with him.Mark stumbled out of the tent, sorrow plagued his face. The boy glanced at him. As soon as their eyes met, Mark slipped his gaze to the ground and turned away. Shoulders slumped, he limped for the creek.Wade grimaced. This day wasn’t going to be any better than the last one. He rummaged in the pack and pulled out bacon and eggs. Mr. Sweeny had stocked the provisions generously. He was a good man. Wade groaned. He longed to feel like a good man again. Soon, the aroma of sizzling bacon drifted on the light breeze.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All yesterday, he’d tried to talk to Mark. The boy wouldn’t even look at him. Wade hoped this morning would bring a change.Wade stretched but couldn’t shake the gloom. Heaviness pressed in and around him, lowering his head, bowing his shoulders. He walked to the fire, but all that remained was the dying light of burning embers.He searched the camp for Dan. There was no sight of him. Surprisingly, Wade missed him. He trusted the old mountain man. Owed him. Dan tried to comfort Mark. The boy had s...pent most of yesterday with him.Mark stumbled out of the tent, sorrow plagued his face. The boy glanced at him. As soon as their eyes met, Mark slipped his gaze to the ground and turned away. Shoulders slumped, he limped for the creek.Wade grimaced. This day wasn’t going to be any better than the last one. He rummaged in the pack and pulled out bacon and eggs. Mr. Sweeny had stocked the provisions generously. He was a good man. Wade groaned. He longed to feel like a good man again. Soon, the aroma of sizzling bacon drifted on the light breeze.
What to read after Liberty Belle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patricia Pacjac Carroll to read onlineMoreLess
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