The Fall Guy
The Fall Guy
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The preacher's son would have liked to linger in the menagerie tent, but the animals were all sleepy, and their attendants had a manner that made him hasten on. He wished then that he had waited imtil night. Perhaps if he had saved his money he might have gone again ; maybe his father and mother would have let him. He re- membered to have heard that the animals were wilder at night; that was when they htmted their prey. He wished he could see them with their fiery eyes and alert ears; it would ...be more dangerous.
But now he must go, and in another moment he was blinking his eyes once more in the sunlight of Ma- cochee.
All the way home he began to have morbid doubts about his honesty, and the first thing he did was to tell his mother. She only smiled, and his father seemed to see something funny in it. He was sur- prised but glad. In the evening they all sat out on the stoop. The preacher's son told over and over again the jokes of the old clown, or such of them , as he could recall ; the points of most of them seemed somehow to have got away from him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The preacher's son would have liked to linger in the menagerie tent, but the animals were all sleepy, and their attendants had a manner that made him hasten on. He wished then that he had waited imtil night. Perhaps if he had saved his money he might have gone again ; maybe his father and mother would have let him. He re- membered to have heard that the animals were wilder at night; that was when they htmted their prey. He wished he could see them with their fiery eyes and alert ears; it would ...be more dangerous.
But now he must go, and in another moment he was blinking his eyes once more in the sunlight of Ma- cochee.
All the way home he began to have morbid doubts about his honesty, and the first thing he did was to tell his mother. She only smiled, and his father seemed to see something funny in it. He was sur- prised but glad. In the evening they all sat out on the stoop. The preacher's son told over and over again the jokes of the old clown, or such of them , as he could recall ; the points of most of them seemed somehow to have got away from him.
What to read after The Fall Guy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brand Whitlock to read onlineMoreLess
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