The Love Letters of J. Timothy Owen
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Timothy Owen Chapter 13 Shortly after dawn on Saturday he rode his bike through the deserted streets of town, feeling like Robin Hood in search of the Appalachian Trail. With the wind at his back and the scent of the darling buds of May in his nose, he rode as if pursued by demons, straight into the rising sun. Only last week he’d seen The Adventures of Robin Hood on TV, starring the incomparable Errol Flynn. Now, there was a man. Fine legs and always a smile on his face. And what a swordsman. E...ven Basil Rathbone couldn’t bring him to his knees.
A red pickup truck rattled by and the driver hailed him as if they were old friends. There was a definite feeling of camaraderie at being awake and on the move this early, he thought. He kept his eyes on the pavement, starred with cast-off pop tops, which always fooled him into thinking they were quarters. Last year alone he’d found, by eternal vigilance, three pennies and a dime.
Once town was behind him, he rode more slowly, patting the fenders of his bike now and then as he would have a horse’s flanks—lovingly and with praise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Timothy Owen Chapter 13 Shortly after dawn on Saturday he rode his bike through the deserted streets of town, feeling like Robin Hood in search of the Appalachian Trail. With the wind at his back and the scent of the darling buds of May in his nose, he rode as if pursued by demons, straight into the rising sun. Only last week he’d seen The Adventures of Robin Hood on TV, starring the incomparable Errol Flynn. Now, there was a man. Fine legs and always a smile on his face. And what a swordsman. E...ven Basil Rathbone couldn’t bring him to his knees.
A red pickup truck rattled by and the driver hailed him as if they were old friends. There was a definite feeling of camaraderie at being awake and on the move this early, he thought. He kept his eyes on the pavement, starred with cast-off pop tops, which always fooled him into thinking they were quarters. Last year alone he’d found, by eternal vigilance, three pennies and a dime.
Once town was behind him, he rode more slowly, patting the fenders of his bike now and then as he would have a horse’s flanks—lovingly and with praise.
What to read after The Love Letters of J. Timothy Owen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Constance C. Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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