Angel Train
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There were livestock traders at the post, and many of the Way traded their sore-footed animals for fresh ones. It was a common practice on the trail, for many trains arrived there in poor condition.
Later that afternoon, Tremayne started into the fort to buy a new knife because he had broken his. He paid for one he liked, and when he stepped outside, he saw Charity accompanied by Bronwen and Meredith.
“Well, ladies, it’s good to see you. Have you been shopping?”
“Just for a few things.” Charity ...smiled. She feared Casey would reveal something about their last encounter—when she had wept and he had embraced her—but he said nothing, and she drew a deep sigh of relief.
Meredith piped up, “You know what, Tremayne? You ought to get married.”
“Why should I do that?”
“Because you need a little girl just like me.”
Meredith’s answer delighted Casey as most of her remarks did. “Why would I need a little girl just like you?”
“Because little girls like me are pretty and smart.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were livestock traders at the post, and many of the Way traded their sore-footed animals for fresh ones. It was a common practice on the trail, for many trains arrived there in poor condition.
Later that afternoon, Tremayne started into the fort to buy a new knife because he had broken his. He paid for one he liked, and when he stepped outside, he saw Charity accompanied by Bronwen and Meredith.
“Well, ladies, it’s good to see you. Have you been shopping?”
“Just for a few things.” Charity ...smiled. She feared Casey would reveal something about their last encounter—when she had wept and he had embraced her—but he said nothing, and she drew a deep sigh of relief.
Meredith piped up, “You know what, Tremayne? You ought to get married.”
“Why should I do that?”
“Because you need a little girl just like me.”
Meredith’s answer delighted Casey as most of her remarks did. “Why would I need a little girl just like you?”
“Because little girls like me are pretty and smart.”
What to read after Angel Train?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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