Dare to Dream
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Lincoln announced the following morning.
“Everything is under control, so take your time,” Terri said. “We have a guest arriving later this afternoon, but that’s about it.”
“Fine.” He turned to leave. “You can reach me on my cell if anything urgent comes up,” he tossed over his shoulder.
“Are you okay, Mr. D.? You look a little tired around your eyes.”
“Rough night, but I’ll be fine. See you later.”
Lincoln strode out, hopped into his Navigator, gunned the engine and took off.... He put on a pair of dark shades to dim the glare from the sun that bounced off the water. It was an incredible day, he thought absently. A day that brought visitors from all over to Sag Harbor.
Historically, Sag Harbor was one of the original enclaves for free blacks who had never been slaves. This group, the black whalers and their families, European immigrants, Native Americans and other people of color thrived in Sag Harbor, living in Eastville.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lincoln announced the following morning.
“Everything is under control, so take your time,” Terri said. “We have a guest arriving later this afternoon, but that’s about it.”
“Fine.” He turned to leave. “You can reach me on my cell if anything urgent comes up,” he tossed over his shoulder.
“Are you okay, Mr. D.? You look a little tired around your eyes.”
“Rough night, but I’ll be fine. See you later.”
Lincoln strode out, hopped into his Navigator, gunned the engine and took off.... He put on a pair of dark shades to dim the glare from the sun that bounced off the water. It was an incredible day, he thought absently. A day that brought visitors from all over to Sag Harbor.
Historically, Sag Harbor was one of the original enclaves for free blacks who had never been slaves. This group, the black whalers and their families, European immigrants, Native Americans and other people of color thrived in Sag Harbor, living in Eastville.
What to read after Dare to Dream?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donna Hill to read onlineMoreLess
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