A Promise to Believe in
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Hank said, finishing the last of his coffee. “You cook as well here as you do at home.” He moved stiffly toward the fire to retrieve another cup.“Thank you. We’ve a fair amount of experience,” Gwen replied.“I’ll say,” Lacy added. “I honestly think we’ve spent more time cooking over campfires than kitchen stoves.”Laughing, Gwen nodded. “Possibly.”“I’m beginning to think there isn’t much you ladies can’t manage.” He winced as he sat back down on the ground.“You aren’t used to riding all that much,... are you?”Hank looked up with a grin. “I hoped it didn’t show.”“Your moving around like an eighty-year-old man gave it away,” Lacy said rather snidely.“It’ll pass in time,” Gwen added. “But you’ll feel pretty bad, come morning.”“I’ll manage,” he said, nursing the coffee.Gwen tried not to notice the start of a beard forming on Hank’s jawline. She tried, too, not to notice how nice he looked sitting there at the camp, wearing his despised red shirt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hank said, finishing the last of his coffee. “You cook as well here as you do at home.” He moved stiffly toward the fire to retrieve another cup.“Thank you. We’ve a fair amount of experience,” Gwen replied.“I’ll say,” Lacy added. “I honestly think we’ve spent more time cooking over campfires than kitchen stoves.”Laughing, Gwen nodded. “Possibly.”“I’m beginning to think there isn’t much you ladies can’t manage.” He winced as he sat back down on the ground.“You aren’t used to riding all that much,... are you?”Hank looked up with a grin. “I hoped it didn’t show.”“Your moving around like an eighty-year-old man gave it away,” Lacy said rather snidely.“It’ll pass in time,” Gwen added. “But you’ll feel pretty bad, come morning.”“I’ll manage,” he said, nursing the coffee.Gwen tried not to notice the start of a beard forming on Hank’s jawline. She tried, too, not to notice how nice he looked sitting there at the camp, wearing his despised red shirt.
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