The Children's Portion
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Dave came after atime. He saw Sid with Rix by the tree. Sid had tied the horse there.
"Come over to the fire, and get warm, " said Dave.
Sid went. One of the men held out a bottle to Dave. He took it, anddrank.
"Give some to the youngster, " said the man good-naturedly. "He's tireddriving cattle, I reckon. " Dave looked at Sid, but Sid shook his head.
"Too fine to drink with us cowboys?" asked the man by the fire.
"Let him alone, " said Dave. "He ain't going to drink if he don't wantto. " Sid w...ent back to his tree. He put an old gray quilt around him, andlay down. Then he remembered. He rose again, and knelt in the dark bythe tree trunk. He asked God to keep the cattle from injuring anybody, and to keep the men and Dave from becoming very drunk. Sid was afraid.
He lay down again. Once in a while he looked over toward the fire. Dave came to it sometimes, and always one or the other of the menoffered him a bottle. Sometimes Dave acted as though he were going torefuse; but the other men always joked, and then Dave drank.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dave came after atime. He saw Sid with Rix by the tree. Sid had tied the horse there.
"Come over to the fire, and get warm, " said Dave.
Sid went. One of the men held out a bottle to Dave. He took it, anddrank.
"Give some to the youngster, " said the man good-naturedly. "He's tireddriving cattle, I reckon. " Dave looked at Sid, but Sid shook his head.
"Too fine to drink with us cowboys?" asked the man by the fire.
"Let him alone, " said Dave. "He ain't going to drink if he don't wantto. " Sid w...ent back to his tree. He put an old gray quilt around him, andlay down. Then he remembered. He rose again, and knelt in the dark bythe tree trunk. He asked God to keep the cattle from injuring anybody, and to keep the men and Dave from becoming very drunk. Sid was afraid.
He lay down again. Once in a while he looked over toward the fire. Dave came to it sometimes, and always one or the other of the menoffered him a bottle. Sometimes Dave acted as though he were going torefuse; but the other men always joked, and then Dave drank.
What to read after The Children's Portion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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