The Paper Children of Whitfield Landing
The rain came early that year, which was not unusual for Mississippi but unusual enough to make Elias Thorne worry. Rain in Mississippi was not weather. It was a promise—a promise that the river would rise, that the levees would strain, that the land would remind you who really owned it. Elias was sixty-five and had lived through seventeen rainy seasons. He knew the river's moods the way a...
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