The Widow of the South
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We tended to their various complaints and their certainty about being captured and sent to some Yankee prison and their anger about not being able to fight back and resist. The man with no jaw, whose name was Hunt, waved at me with his scrap piece of paper and wrote madly: I want a rifle.“I don’t have a rifle to give you, Hunt. What would you do with it?”Kill the Yankee bastards who did this to me.“The chances are, those Yankees are dead, Hunt. You’re alive, so you’ve won.”It don’t work like tha...t.I wiped the spittle from his neck and tried to get him to lean back against the pile of pillows and linens that served as his backrest against the wall of our downstairs parlor. He was in a foul mood and wouldn’t be settled. He remained sitting in the middle of the floor, bent over his paper.You’ll give me up, all of us. Got to protect us. I’m the only one who can hold a rifle still.“I won’t give you a rifle, and I won’t have you fighting. There’s been enough fighting.”I am not a child.“I didn’t say you were a child, Hunt.”Quit treating me like one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We tended to their various complaints and their certainty about being captured and sent to some Yankee prison and their anger about not being able to fight back and resist. The man with no jaw, whose name was Hunt, waved at me with his scrap piece of paper and wrote madly: I want a rifle.“I don’t have a rifle to give you, Hunt. What would you do with it?”Kill the Yankee bastards who did this to me.“The chances are, those Yankees are dead, Hunt. You’re alive, so you’ve won.”It don’t work like tha...t.I wiped the spittle from his neck and tried to get him to lean back against the pile of pillows and linens that served as his backrest against the wall of our downstairs parlor. He was in a foul mood and wouldn’t be settled. He remained sitting in the middle of the floor, bent over his paper.You’ll give me up, all of us. Got to protect us. I’m the only one who can hold a rifle still.“I won’t give you a rifle, and I won’t have you fighting. There’s been enough fighting.”I am not a child.“I didn’t say you were a child, Hunt.”Quit treating me like one.
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