Freedom's Price
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Ma instructed with a no-nonsense look in her eye. Ma didn’t know about Eliza’s visit to Lucy yet, but it was only a matter of time before Mrs. Martin returned with the doctor and told Ma everything.
“Yes, Ma,” Eliza answered quickly.
The freedom litigants and the trustees had a common room for cooking and eating. Eliza found the room depressing. It was dingy, with low ceilings, and it smelled of too many meals and not enough soap. Besides the Scotts, there were only a few trustees, prisoners who... weren’t dangerous and had special privileges like Ma’s helper, Mrs. George. She was an older white woman who had almost completed her sentence for thieving. Together they prepared dinner.
Eliza quietly brought in the wooden bowls from the back cupboard and set them carefully with metal spoons around the battered wooden table. She had done this chore a hundred times, but today her hands were clumsy. A bowl slipped from her hands and clattered to the floor. Ma jumped at the noise in the near-silent room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ma instructed with a no-nonsense look in her eye. Ma didn’t know about Eliza’s visit to Lucy yet, but it was only a matter of time before Mrs. Martin returned with the doctor and told Ma everything.
“Yes, Ma,” Eliza answered quickly.
The freedom litigants and the trustees had a common room for cooking and eating. Eliza found the room depressing. It was dingy, with low ceilings, and it smelled of too many meals and not enough soap. Besides the Scotts, there were only a few trustees, prisoners who... weren’t dangerous and had special privileges like Ma’s helper, Mrs. George. She was an older white woman who had almost completed her sentence for thieving. Together they prepared dinner.
Eliza quietly brought in the wooden bowls from the back cupboard and set them carefully with metal spoons around the battered wooden table. She had done this chore a hundred times, but today her hands were clumsy. A bowl slipped from her hands and clattered to the floor. Ma jumped at the noise in the near-silent room.
What to read after Freedom's Price?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michaela Maccoll to read onlineMoreLess
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