Ashes
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–LETTER FROM JUDGE EDMUND PENDLETON TO VIRGINIA CONGRESSMAN JAMES MADISON, WHO LATER BECAME THE FOURTH PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES THE CHURCH BELL WAS TOLLING eleven of the night as I closed the back door of the tavern. I wove my way past the maze of damp laundry in the courtyard. The final day of the army’s presence in Williamsburg had brought more work than anyone had counted on. I was tired of being tired, and I was cold to the bone. All I wanted to do was to sleep without worrying about m...y sister or Aberdeen or any soldiers at all. I picked up a few sticks of wood for the fire, already thinking about how lovely it would feel to lie down.
As I entered the laundry, something crunched under my foot. I knelt and squinted in the half-light. Muddy boot prints dirtied the floor. Man size. Kate or Elspeth had allowed one of their soldiers to visit and had been too lazy to clean up after him.
I’d wash the floor in the morning.
Ruth snored loudly. I cleared the ashes from the hearth and set them in a tin bucket, another task left undone by the lazy girls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
–LETTER FROM JUDGE EDMUND PENDLETON TO VIRGINIA CONGRESSMAN JAMES MADISON, WHO LATER BECAME THE FOURTH PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES THE CHURCH BELL WAS TOLLING eleven of the night as I closed the back door of the tavern. I wove my way past the maze of damp laundry in the courtyard. The final day of the army’s presence in Williamsburg had brought more work than anyone had counted on. I was tired of being tired, and I was cold to the bone. All I wanted to do was to sleep without worrying about m...y sister or Aberdeen or any soldiers at all. I picked up a few sticks of wood for the fire, already thinking about how lovely it would feel to lie down.
As I entered the laundry, something crunched under my foot. I knelt and squinted in the half-light. Muddy boot prints dirtied the floor. Man size. Kate or Elspeth had allowed one of their soldiers to visit and had been too lazy to clean up after him.
I’d wash the floor in the morning.
Ruth snored loudly. I cleared the ashes from the hearth and set them in a tin bucket, another task left undone by the lazy girls.
What to read after Ashes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laurie Halse Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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