A Creed Country Christmas
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Wes told his niece solemnly, “we’d better get word to Saint Nicholas right quick, then.”Shedding his coat, Lincoln raised an eyebrow.“Christmas is only four days away,” Gracie fretted. “And the train won’t come through Stillwater Springs again until next week. So how can I write to him in time?”Lincoln and Juliana exchanged looks: Lincoln’s curious, Juliana’s wistful.“Papa,” Gracie all but wailed, “could we send a telegraph to Saint Nicholas?”“What?” Lincoln asked, mystified.“He won’t bring anyt...hing for the others, because he doesn’t know they’re here!” Gracie despaired.Something shifted deep in Lincoln’s heart, and it wasn’t just because he was standing so close to Juliana that their shoulders nearly touched. When had he moved?He thought of the gifts on the shelf in his mother’s wardrobe, the box of watercolor paints he’d bought on impulse back at the mercantile the day before. “Oh, I already did that,” he lied easily.Gracie was not only generous, she was formidably bright.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wes told his niece solemnly, “we’d better get word to Saint Nicholas right quick, then.”Shedding his coat, Lincoln raised an eyebrow.“Christmas is only four days away,” Gracie fretted. “And the train won’t come through Stillwater Springs again until next week. So how can I write to him in time?”Lincoln and Juliana exchanged looks: Lincoln’s curious, Juliana’s wistful.“Papa,” Gracie all but wailed, “could we send a telegraph to Saint Nicholas?”“What?” Lincoln asked, mystified.“He won’t bring anyt...hing for the others, because he doesn’t know they’re here!” Gracie despaired.Something shifted deep in Lincoln’s heart, and it wasn’t just because he was standing so close to Juliana that their shoulders nearly touched. When had he moved?He thought of the gifts on the shelf in his mother’s wardrobe, the box of watercolor paints he’d bought on impulse back at the mercantile the day before. “Oh, I already did that,” he lied easily.Gracie was not only generous, she was formidably bright.
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