A Reckoning
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Dark and empty. Grindie was not by her bed, nor Sasha on it. And she did not hear a sound downstairs. She lay there wide-awake and listening, not for outside sounds but for the sensation of being inside a dying body, for the minute stirring in her chest, the breath still holding her alive, in and out, in and out, a slight, wheezy sound.When Mary came in on tiptoe to smooth her pillow and put some lavender water behind her ears, Laura whispered, “I really don’t want to go on … breathing.”Mary did...n’t answer, just laid her hand on Laura’s forehead. It felt wonderfully cool, that smooth hand.“What can I do to make you more comfortable?” she asked after a moment, sitting on the edge of the bed.“Nothing, thank you.”I’m beginning to lose the way to make a connection, Laura thought. She felt remote, too remote for words.“It’s nice and peaceful anyway,” Mary said gently. “Ben has gone over to Brooks and Ann for supper. So you rest awhile.”“I’ve been resting,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dark and empty. Grindie was not by her bed, nor Sasha on it. And she did not hear a sound downstairs. She lay there wide-awake and listening, not for outside sounds but for the sensation of being inside a dying body, for the minute stirring in her chest, the breath still holding her alive, in and out, in and out, a slight, wheezy sound.When Mary came in on tiptoe to smooth her pillow and put some lavender water behind her ears, Laura whispered, “I really don’t want to go on … breathing.”Mary did...n’t answer, just laid her hand on Laura’s forehead. It felt wonderfully cool, that smooth hand.“What can I do to make you more comfortable?” she asked after a moment, sitting on the edge of the bed.“Nothing, thank you.”I’m beginning to lose the way to make a connection, Laura thought. She felt remote, too remote for words.“It’s nice and peaceful anyway,” Mary said gently. “Ben has gone over to Brooks and Ann for supper. So you rest awhile.”“I’ve been resting,”
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by May Sarton to read onlineMoreLess
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