Heart of the Country
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He was pleased to see Joseph and Tommie were both safe and playing under a tree beside Daisy while she worked on a possum skin.
“What’s happened?” he asked. He could see the exhausted lines of Lizzie’s face now that he was closer.
“It’s Zac. After you left he kept drinking.” She gripped both his arms as he reached her. “Oh Thomas,” she whispered. “I think he tried to kill himself.”
“Tell me,” Thomas said gently.
“He was in such a bad way he could barely walk. I found two empty flasks in his hut ...and another half full. I emptied it all out then I put him to bed to sleep it off but … Well, last night I went to check on him and he wasn’t there. Gulda and Daisy and I all set out looking for him. Gulda found him in the waterhole further along the creek. The only part with any decent water left in it.”
“Perhaps he was going to wash. Try to sober himself up.”
Lizzie looked up at him with tired, sad eyes. “He had his boots on and … his pockets were full of stones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was pleased to see Joseph and Tommie were both safe and playing under a tree beside Daisy while she worked on a possum skin.
“What’s happened?” he asked. He could see the exhausted lines of Lizzie’s face now that he was closer.
“It’s Zac. After you left he kept drinking.” She gripped both his arms as he reached her. “Oh Thomas,” she whispered. “I think he tried to kill himself.”
“Tell me,” Thomas said gently.
“He was in such a bad way he could barely walk. I found two empty flasks in his hut ...and another half full. I emptied it all out then I put him to bed to sleep it off but … Well, last night I went to check on him and he wasn’t there. Gulda and Daisy and I all set out looking for him. Gulda found him in the waterhole further along the creek. The only part with any decent water left in it.”
“Perhaps he was going to wash. Try to sober himself up.”
Lizzie looked up at him with tired, sad eyes. “He had his boots on and … his pockets were full of stones.
What to read after Heart of the Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tricia Stringer to read onlineMoreLess
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