Black Horse
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For the past couple of days, she had been playing a dangerous charade. The first day they had arrived in the Blackfoot village, she had been incredibly ill. She remembered nothing more than being in terrible pain, and running a fever that kept her drifting in and out of consciousness for most of the day and into the night. As she had slowly regained consciousness, she had been careful not to let anyone else know that she was aware of her surroundings.
An older Blackfoot woman called Bear Woman h...ad been tending to her injuries, and the knowledgeable manner in which she had banded Meadow’s broken ribs kept the pain to a minimum. Since the Blackfoot language was similar to Sioux, Meadow had understood enough of what the woman said to know that her fever was probably the result of one of her broken ribs poking something inside of her.
She had heard the old woman telling the warrior who had kidnapped her that she might not survive if she didn’t regain consciousness soon. Even in her groggy state, Meadow realized that as long as her captor believed her to be near death, she was safe from him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the past couple of days, she had been playing a dangerous charade. The first day they had arrived in the Blackfoot village, she had been incredibly ill. She remembered nothing more than being in terrible pain, and running a fever that kept her drifting in and out of consciousness for most of the day and into the night. As she had slowly regained consciousness, she had been careful not to let anyone else know that she was aware of her surroundings.
An older Blackfoot woman called Bear Woman h...ad been tending to her injuries, and the knowledgeable manner in which she had banded Meadow’s broken ribs kept the pain to a minimum. Since the Blackfoot language was similar to Sioux, Meadow had understood enough of what the woman said to know that her fever was probably the result of one of her broken ribs poking something inside of her.
She had heard the old woman telling the warrior who had kidnapped her that she might not survive if she didn’t regain consciousness soon. Even in her groggy state, Meadow realized that as long as her captor believed her to be near death, she was safe from him.
What to read after Black Horse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Veronica Blade to read onlineMoreLess
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