Eternal Youth
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The room was bigger than the one she had shared with Nailah at the temple building—probably to accommodate the bigger beds. The mattresses were surprisingly soft and comfy on the wooden frame, and the blankets warm. The window had shutters on the inside, which Nailah had closed before they fell asleep. Nailah’s bed was already made; Callie hadn’t even heard her roommate leave. Callie stared around at the four blank walls and the dusty stone floors and thought, We’ve gotta give this place some ch...aracter. The four of them shared a single, tiny bathroom at the bottom of the stairs. The toilet was just a simple stone throne with a wooden seat. There was no plumbing. My butt literally hangs over the underground sewer, Callie thought in disgust. She missed porcelain and the reassuring flush of modern plumbing. She ran a toothbrush over her teeth and a brush through her hair, and then joined her family in the kitchen. “Where’s Nailah?” Callie asked as she plopped into a chair at the table.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The room was bigger than the one she had shared with Nailah at the temple building—probably to accommodate the bigger beds. The mattresses were surprisingly soft and comfy on the wooden frame, and the blankets warm. The window had shutters on the inside, which Nailah had closed before they fell asleep. Nailah’s bed was already made; Callie hadn’t even heard her roommate leave. Callie stared around at the four blank walls and the dusty stone floors and thought, We’ve gotta give this place some ch...aracter. The four of them shared a single, tiny bathroom at the bottom of the stairs. The toilet was just a simple stone throne with a wooden seat. There was no plumbing. My butt literally hangs over the underground sewer, Callie thought in disgust. She missed porcelain and the reassuring flush of modern plumbing. She ran a toothbrush over her teeth and a brush through her hair, and then joined her family in the kitchen. “Where’s Nailah?” Callie asked as she plopped into a chair at the table.
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