Columbine
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She had never seen anyone die before, but there was no mistaking the man’s condition now. He’d seemed to shrink into himself somehow, his breathing slow and labored, and beneath the white bandage his skin was waxy and oddly translucent. Already he looked more like a corpse than a man.
“He’ll not see another dawn, lass,” said Hester as she rested her hand on Dianna’s shoulder.
“Ye’ve done all ye can for him, but it be th’ Lord decides these things, not us.”
“How can he die?” said Dianna unevenly....
“I never even learned his name.”
From the doorway, Kit heard the catch in her voice, and he yearned to comfort her. He felt no jealousy for the Frenchman now, only a terrible sense of waste. He’d seen it so often, too often, Kit thought wearily, one more man’s life cut short before its time.
But at the sound of her voice, the Frenchman moaned and strained upward toward her, and with obvious effort his eyes half opened.
“Ah, Solange, you are here.”
“Dormez, mon ami,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had never seen anyone die before, but there was no mistaking the man’s condition now. He’d seemed to shrink into himself somehow, his breathing slow and labored, and beneath the white bandage his skin was waxy and oddly translucent. Already he looked more like a corpse than a man.
“He’ll not see another dawn, lass,” said Hester as she rested her hand on Dianna’s shoulder.
“Ye’ve done all ye can for him, but it be th’ Lord decides these things, not us.”
“How can he die?” said Dianna unevenly....
“I never even learned his name.”
From the doorway, Kit heard the catch in her voice, and he yearned to comfort her. He felt no jealousy for the Frenchman now, only a terrible sense of waste. He’d seen it so often, too often, Kit thought wearily, one more man’s life cut short before its time.
But at the sound of her voice, the Frenchman moaned and strained upward toward her, and with obvious effort his eyes half opened.
“Ah, Solange, you are here.”
“Dormez, mon ami,”
What to read after Columbine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miranda Jarrett to read onlineMoreLess
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