Enemy in the House
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“Obeah woman. I go now, lady.” She flashed past Amity in a blur of red and green and yellow.
Obeah woman, Amity thought perplexed, and then remembered something she had heard, something her father had once written. Yes. “—in fact the place near seems to be run by a kind of witch woman, they call her the obeah woman. What she does, aside from pretending to prophesy and to cast spells, I don’t know, but she is cursedly powerful—”
It was only a sentence or two; Amity wasn’t sure that she re...membered it exactly but she remembered enough. So it was the obeah woman who had said it would storm. Naturally, the servants believed her. Certainly there was nothing anybody could do about the power of the obeah woman. Amity had another swift recollection of her father, a glass of Madeira in his hand, discoursing to her and Simon as he was wont to do after their lessons in Latin.
“Mores,” he said. Amity remembered the sense of it, almost the exact words.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Obeah woman. I go now, lady.” She flashed past Amity in a blur of red and green and yellow.
Obeah woman, Amity thought perplexed, and then remembered something she had heard, something her father had once written. Yes. “—in fact the place near seems to be run by a kind of witch woman, they call her the obeah woman. What she does, aside from pretending to prophesy and to cast spells, I don’t know, but she is cursedly powerful—”
It was only a sentence or two; Amity wasn’t sure that she re...membered it exactly but she remembered enough. So it was the obeah woman who had said it would storm. Naturally, the servants believed her. Certainly there was nothing anybody could do about the power of the obeah woman. Amity had another swift recollection of her father, a glass of Madeira in his hand, discoursing to her and Simon as he was wont to do after their lessons in Latin.
“Mores,” he said. Amity remembered the sense of it, almost the exact words.
What to read after Enemy in the House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eberhart, Mignon G. to read onlineMoreLess
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