Way of the Lawless
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Then he went throughthe yard behind the house to the big henhouse, where the chickens satperched in dense rows. He raised his lantern; at once scores of tiny, bright eyes flashed back at him.
But Jud, with a twisted face of determination, kept on with his surveyuntil he saw the red comb and the arched tail plumes of a large PlymouthRock rooster.
It was a familiar sight to Jud. Of all the chickens on the place thiswas his peculiar property. And now he had determined to sacrifice thisdearest of p...ets.
The old rooster was so accustomed to his master, indeed, that he allowedhimself to be taken from the perch without a single squawk, and the boytook his captive beyond the pen. Once, when the big rooster canted hishead and looked into his face, the boy had to wink away the tears; buthe thought of the man so near death in the attic, he felt the clumsyboots on his feet, and his heart grew strong again.
He went around to the front of the house and by the steps he fastened onthe long neck of his prisoner a grasp strong enough to keep him silentfor a moment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then he went throughthe yard behind the house to the big henhouse, where the chickens satperched in dense rows. He raised his lantern; at once scores of tiny, bright eyes flashed back at him.
But Jud, with a twisted face of determination, kept on with his surveyuntil he saw the red comb and the arched tail plumes of a large PlymouthRock rooster.
It was a familiar sight to Jud. Of all the chickens on the place thiswas his peculiar property. And now he had determined to sacrifice thisdearest of p...ets.
The old rooster was so accustomed to his master, indeed, that he allowedhimself to be taken from the perch without a single squawk, and the boytook his captive beyond the pen. Once, when the big rooster canted hishead and looked into his face, the boy had to wink away the tears; buthe thought of the man so near death in the attic, he felt the clumsyboots on his feet, and his heart grew strong again.
He went around to the front of the house and by the steps he fastened onthe long neck of his prisoner a grasp strong enough to keep him silentfor a moment.
What to read after Way of the Lawless?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brand Max to read onlineMoreLess
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