Fallen Masters
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was sad when his father left him, but he was happy, too—happy that he had been able to see him. He wondered if he should tell his mother about it. His father had told him to tell—to tell her that he was fine. But he hadn’t appeared to her, and Marcus didn’t know if she would believe it. And if she did believe it, would she be hurt that he came to Marcus, and not to her?
No. He knew she wouldn’t feel that. He knew about good and evil, and he had never met anyone with more good in her heart than h...is mother. He would tell her.
Marcus took one more shot, this time on the real basketball court on the presidential grounds. He came out here after the strange dream he had, partly in an effort to feel closer to his father. He felt a sense of satisfaction as the ball whisked through the net, then started toward the house. Marcus knew that he wouldn’t have too many additional chances to play on this court, as he and his mother would soon be moving out in order for the new sitting president and his family to take up residence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
was sad when his father left him, but he was happy, too—happy that he had been able to see him. He wondered if he should tell his mother about it. His father had told him to tell—to tell her that he was fine. But he hadn’t appeared to her, and Marcus didn’t know if she would believe it. And if she did believe it, would she be hurt that he came to Marcus, and not to her?
No. He knew she wouldn’t feel that. He knew about good and evil, and he had never met anyone with more good in her heart than h...is mother. He would tell her.
Marcus took one more shot, this time on the real basketball court on the presidential grounds. He came out here after the strange dream he had, partly in an effort to feel closer to his father. He felt a sense of satisfaction as the ball whisked through the net, then started toward the house. Marcus knew that he wouldn’t have too many additional chances to play on this court, as he and his mother would soon be moving out in order for the new sitting president and his family to take up residence.
What to read after Fallen Masters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Edwards to read onlineMoreLess
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