Heading Home
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Siobhan came out of her front door squinting into the daylight like a mole.
“What’s going on? Where are they going?”
“Go back inside,” Sarah said over her shoulder as she turned back toward the camp’s center. Mike be damned. If something was going on, she needed to make sure Papin and John were safe. She caught up with one of the heavier-set gypsy women struggling up the gravel path.
“What is it?” Sarah asked. “What’s happening?”
“Gilhooley’s back,” she said, without looking at her. “He’s brung ...his whole family and a wagon full of supplies, maybe even booze.”
When she entered the camp, Sarah saw Brian in conference with Declan, his head bowed and nodding seriously.
The wagon was indeed groaning with bags of rice, flour, sugar and building supplies. Two men in their mid-thirties—looking alike enough to be twins—sat silently on matching bay geldings, their faces severe and closed. An older man sat stiffly in the driver’s seat, the reins to the two draft horses looped over his knees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Siobhan came out of her front door squinting into the daylight like a mole.
“What’s going on? Where are they going?”
“Go back inside,” Sarah said over her shoulder as she turned back toward the camp’s center. Mike be damned. If something was going on, she needed to make sure Papin and John were safe. She caught up with one of the heavier-set gypsy women struggling up the gravel path.
“What is it?” Sarah asked. “What’s happening?”
“Gilhooley’s back,” she said, without looking at her. “He’s brung ...his whole family and a wagon full of supplies, maybe even booze.”
When she entered the camp, Sarah saw Brian in conference with Declan, his head bowed and nodding seriously.
The wagon was indeed groaning with bags of rice, flour, sugar and building supplies. Two men in their mid-thirties—looking alike enough to be twins—sat silently on matching bay geldings, their faces severe and closed. An older man sat stiffly in the driver’s seat, the reins to the two draft horses looped over his knees.
What to read after Heading Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kiernan-Lewis, Susan to read onlineMoreLess
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