Bride of the Night (2011)
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She wasn’t with Lincoln in the White House. She rode in his carriage with him as they traveled through the mall.
“One day,” he said, “there will be many buildings here. The American people will create museums to rival those around the world. We’re young, a fledgling nation. But united again, we will grow strong, and on our principles, we will stand against the world.”
“You believe that, sir. That the nation will heal the great rift.”
He was silent for a minute. “There will always be those who se...ek revenge. There will always be those men who see themselves above others. But this great nation has been forged on the backs of pioneers and great thinkers. Oh, I’m not a blind man. I have seen the way that I am lampooned in the papers. But I think holding fast does not so much influence today as it does tomorrow. Look at the world around us, Tara. War is as old as man. But we are the new world—we are an ocean away from the old world. We must cling to one another to be a bastion against the old world.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She wasn’t with Lincoln in the White House. She rode in his carriage with him as they traveled through the mall.
“One day,” he said, “there will be many buildings here. The American people will create museums to rival those around the world. We’re young, a fledgling nation. But united again, we will grow strong, and on our principles, we will stand against the world.”
“You believe that, sir. That the nation will heal the great rift.”
He was silent for a minute. “There will always be those who se...ek revenge. There will always be those men who see themselves above others. But this great nation has been forged on the backs of pioneers and great thinkers. Oh, I’m not a blind man. I have seen the way that I am lampooned in the papers. But I think holding fast does not so much influence today as it does tomorrow. Look at the world around us, Tara. War is as old as man. But we are the new world—we are an ocean away from the old world. We must cling to one another to be a bastion against the old world.”
What to read after Bride of the Night?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heather Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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