The Jucklins
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Guinea'll be overby the time you get it down. What did I tell you? Regular fawn, eh?" We had passed out of the meadow. They waited in the road until Ireplaced the rails which I had let down. The road ran along the ravineand home was in sight. I looked across toward the smooth old rock andsaw a dark object upon it. We went down into the ravine and as we werecoming out, a voice cried: "Is that you, Bill?" And instantly Guineaanswered for me. "Yes, Alf. And here's Chyd. " "How are you, Chyd?" he s...houted, and then he added: "Bill, I want to seeyou a minute. Stay where you are and I'll come down. " I halted to wait for him. He stopped a moment to shake hands with Chyd, and then he hastened to me. "Old man, I've got something to tell you, "he said. "Let's walk down this way--no, not over in the road, but upthe hollow. " He gripped my arm tightly, walked fast, then slowly andthen stopped. "Let's sit down here, Bill. " We seated ourselves on arock. "You have been over to the General's, along with Chyd and Guinea, haven't you?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Guinea'll be overby the time you get it down. What did I tell you? Regular fawn, eh?" We had passed out of the meadow. They waited in the road until Ireplaced the rails which I had let down. The road ran along the ravineand home was in sight. I looked across toward the smooth old rock andsaw a dark object upon it. We went down into the ravine and as we werecoming out, a voice cried: "Is that you, Bill?" And instantly Guineaanswered for me. "Yes, Alf. And here's Chyd. " "How are you, Chyd?" he s...houted, and then he added: "Bill, I want to seeyou a minute. Stay where you are and I'll come down. " I halted to wait for him. He stopped a moment to shake hands with Chyd, and then he hastened to me. "Old man, I've got something to tell you, "he said. "Let's walk down this way--no, not over in the road, but upthe hollow. " He gripped my arm tightly, walked fast, then slowly andthen stopped. "Let's sit down here, Bill. " We seated ourselves on arock. "You have been over to the General's, along with Chyd and Guinea, haven't you?
What to read after The Jucklins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Read Opie Percival to read onlineMoreLess
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