Roll of Thunder Parts of Speech

"...I knew that his face was drawn and that his eyes had taken on a haggard look."

“Ah Ma, I ain’t gonna fall,” I scoffed, then climbed onto the next strong branch to pick...

T.J.’s eyes roamed the length of the room, then he admonished, “See, if you was smart...

...it was better to just sit and wait than to ask disrupting questions which might vex her.

...there was an aloofness in him which the boys and I could never quite bridge.

He crossed the street sullenly then, with his hands jammed in his pockets.

He just stood there staring down at the open book, shivering with indignant anger. 

I crept precariously near the edge of the high porch, as my eyes attempted to...

His dark eyes flashed malevolently as he pushed me in front of him through the crowd.

Mrs. Smith, finding nothing else to say, turned imperiously and headed for the door.