The Third Life of Grange Copeland
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He just stood there, with his shirt sleeves pinned up and his bald head mottled, being boss man.“I told Mr. J. L. you was going to be looking for a place right soon,” he said. He turned his head down at a slant and watched Brownfield tie up the feed bags. His lips pursed tightly when a few grains of feed spilled on the concrete.“I told him he could probably do worse than you if he’s in the market for a field and dairyman.”Brownfield’s hands stopped momentarily tying the bags.“Yassur?”He made as ...if to straighten all the way up but managed to stand stooped a little so that he felt small and black and buglike, and Captain Davis, with his sparse white hair, seemed a white giant that could step on him.“Yassur?” he said again, while Captain Davis’s eyes swept the ceiling and roamed over the rumps of his cows. Slowly.Damned one-arm son of a bitch, Brownfield thought, as he stooped motionless, looking up at the tall white man and waiting to shift his eyes the moment the captain turned his face to him.Why don’t he say what he going to say, ’stead of acting like I got all goddam day to hear ’bout his slave-driving son.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He just stood there, with his shirt sleeves pinned up and his bald head mottled, being boss man.“I told Mr. J. L. you was going to be looking for a place right soon,” he said. He turned his head down at a slant and watched Brownfield tie up the feed bags. His lips pursed tightly when a few grains of feed spilled on the concrete.“I told him he could probably do worse than you if he’s in the market for a field and dairyman.”Brownfield’s hands stopped momentarily tying the bags.“Yassur?”He made as ...if to straighten all the way up but managed to stand stooped a little so that he felt small and black and buglike, and Captain Davis, with his sparse white hair, seemed a white giant that could step on him.“Yassur?” he said again, while Captain Davis’s eyes swept the ceiling and roamed over the rumps of his cows. Slowly.Damned one-arm son of a bitch, Brownfield thought, as he stooped motionless, looking up at the tall white man and waiting to shift his eyes the moment the captain turned his face to him.Why don’t he say what he going to say, ’stead of acting like I got all goddam day to hear ’bout his slave-driving son.
What to read after The Third Life of Grange Copeland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Walker to read onlineMoreLess
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