A Chalice of Wind
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Marcel turned restlessly on his pallet, its straw rustling with every movement. In truth, he dreaded sleep. In his sleep he was prey to dreams. Awake, he was prey to Daedalus. Today he had served as an acolyte at mass. As he’d lit the tall altar candle, young Sean, sent up from the village to assist here and there, had turned to him and said, “Come to New Orleans.” Startled, Marcel had almost dropped his tall taper. He’d seen the blankness in Sean’s eyes and realized the boy had no memory of hav...ing spoken.
So waking hours were unbearably tense. And sleep—the dreams that twisted through his mind, making him wake sobbing, tears running down his face . . .
Death would be such a sweet release.
If only, if only . . .
The small cell he’d occupied for the last five years had become such a refuge for him. He’d almost become hopeful, as his days blended into one another, the seasons flowing through his hands like rain. He worked hard, studied hard, prayed with the fervor of the converted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Marcel turned restlessly on his pallet, its straw rustling with every movement. In truth, he dreaded sleep. In his sleep he was prey to dreams. Awake, he was prey to Daedalus. Today he had served as an acolyte at mass. As he’d lit the tall altar candle, young Sean, sent up from the village to assist here and there, had turned to him and said, “Come to New Orleans.” Startled, Marcel had almost dropped his tall taper. He’d seen the blankness in Sean’s eyes and realized the boy had no memory of hav...ing spoken.
So waking hours were unbearably tense. And sleep—the dreams that twisted through his mind, making him wake sobbing, tears running down his face . . .
Death would be such a sweet release.
If only, if only . . .
The small cell he’d occupied for the last five years had become such a refuge for him. He’d almost become hopeful, as his days blended into one another, the seasons flowing through his hands like rain. He worked hard, studied hard, prayed with the fervor of the converted.
What to read after A Chalice of Wind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cate Tiernan to read onlineMoreLess
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