Daughter of Twin Oaks
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She kept her voice to a hiss. Meshach shook his head. “You needed sleep.” He cocked his head, listening. “Dey goin’ away.” He nodded toward the east.
“You’re sure?”
“Um. Been lis’nin’.”
“Where’s Benjamin?”
“Scoutin’.”
Jesselynn glanced around the campsite. Ophelia and Thaddy were sound asleep on a pallet under a full-branched oak. Ahab raised his head, studied the sounds from the east, and dropped his muzzle to graze again.
“Ahab better’n a watchdog.”
“Prettier too.” The guns were indeed going t...he other way; even she could tell that by now.
“We cross the ferry at dusk tonight.” She wasn’t sure if it were a question or an order.
“Yes, Marse.” A smile tugged at the edge of his full lips. “Benjamin say river low enough to swim horses. Only take wagon on de ferry.”
“We could save money that way.”
“And be safe.”
Jesselynn knew it was her turn to smile—and nod. She reached back under the wagon to pull out her boots. Wide awake as she was, she might as well write in her journal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She kept her voice to a hiss. Meshach shook his head. “You needed sleep.” He cocked his head, listening. “Dey goin’ away.” He nodded toward the east.
“You’re sure?”
“Um. Been lis’nin’.”
“Where’s Benjamin?”
“Scoutin’.”
Jesselynn glanced around the campsite. Ophelia and Thaddy were sound asleep on a pallet under a full-branched oak. Ahab raised his head, studied the sounds from the east, and dropped his muzzle to graze again.
“Ahab better’n a watchdog.”
“Prettier too.” The guns were indeed going t...he other way; even she could tell that by now.
“We cross the ferry at dusk tonight.” She wasn’t sure if it were a question or an order.
“Yes, Marse.” A smile tugged at the edge of his full lips. “Benjamin say river low enough to swim horses. Only take wagon on de ferry.”
“We could save money that way.”
“And be safe.”
Jesselynn knew it was her turn to smile—and nod. She reached back under the wagon to pull out her boots. Wide awake as she was, she might as well write in her journal.
What to read after Daughter of Twin Oaks?
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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