Believing the Dream
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“A week.” Phillip spooned more chicken broth into his daughter’s mouth.
“Can we please open the drapes? I’m not a good mole.” Elizabeth tried to keep the petulant tone out of her voice, but she could hear a whine.
“Soon. Doc says as soon as your temperature is normal for twentyfour hours, you’ll get well quickly. You are young and strong.”
“I don’t feel very strong right now, more like a newborn baby.” She rubbed her chest where it itched. “I really need a bath.”
“Tomorrow.” The spoon clinked on... the bottom of the bowl.
“How’s Mother?” When he didn’t answer immediately, she raised up on her elbows, only to collapse back on her pillows.
“She has a worse case than you.”
“What are you saying?” She caught her bottom lip between her teeth. Please, God, how sick is she?
“Doc says that measles is harder the older you are.”
“Mother isn’t old.”
“No, but . . .”
She could hear the shake in his voice. “Has it gone into pneumonia?”
“No, she’s just very weak.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“A week.” Phillip spooned more chicken broth into his daughter’s mouth.
“Can we please open the drapes? I’m not a good mole.” Elizabeth tried to keep the petulant tone out of her voice, but she could hear a whine.
“Soon. Doc says as soon as your temperature is normal for twentyfour hours, you’ll get well quickly. You are young and strong.”
“I don’t feel very strong right now, more like a newborn baby.” She rubbed her chest where it itched. “I really need a bath.”
“Tomorrow.” The spoon clinked on... the bottom of the bowl.
“How’s Mother?” When he didn’t answer immediately, she raised up on her elbows, only to collapse back on her pillows.
“She has a worse case than you.”
“What are you saying?” She caught her bottom lip between her teeth. Please, God, how sick is she?
“Doc says that measles is harder the older you are.”
“Mother isn’t old.”
“No, but . . .”
She could hear the shake in his voice. “Has it gone into pneumonia?”
“No, she’s just very weak.”
What to read after Believing the Dream?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lauraine Snelling to read onlineMoreLess
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