Secession: the Storm
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The late afternoon sun blanketed the widely spaced homes, each centered on its own multi-acre lot, and separated by thick woods. When Kara and he had decided to start anew and escape from the memories of Louisiana, the real estate agent had carefully considered their needs. His wife was a country girl, Abe a sportsman who had always taken every opportunity to get away from his father’s suburban residence. The realtor had shown the couple a new development on the far north side of Houston, bey...ond the subdivisions comprised of tract homes and yet still within reach of the city.
“Houston’s growing northward,” the agent had informed the wide-eyed duo. “Grab this land now before urban creep makes lots this size unaffordable.”
And so they had.
The couple had settled on a strategy of turning negatives into positives. The insurance money and modest estate Abe inherited provided the seed money for their little share of the American dream.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The late afternoon sun blanketed the widely spaced homes, each centered on its own multi-acre lot, and separated by thick woods. When Kara and he had decided to start anew and escape from the memories of Louisiana, the real estate agent had carefully considered their needs. His wife was a country girl, Abe a sportsman who had always taken every opportunity to get away from his father’s suburban residence. The realtor had shown the couple a new development on the far north side of Houston, bey...ond the subdivisions comprised of tract homes and yet still within reach of the city.
“Houston’s growing northward,” the agent had informed the wide-eyed duo. “Grab this land now before urban creep makes lots this size unaffordable.”
And so they had.
The couple had settled on a strategy of turning negatives into positives. The insurance money and modest estate Abe inherited provided the seed money for their little share of the American dream.
What to read after Secession: the Storm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joe Nobody to read onlineMoreLess
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