Into the Flame
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Doug needed to remember—Firebird didn’t trust him. That was all too obvious. ‘‘She was lying on something. She wouldn’t budge. The rancher was ready to shoot—the news report said he figured she had to be rabid to face him down. But he heard something cry, thought it sounded like a baby, and went over to check. God bless the beast.’’ Most of the time Doug meant it, but sometimes . . . sometimes he thought it would have been better if he’d died.
‘‘There you were. The mama coyote was keeping you wa...rm.’’ Firebird laughed a stuttering laugh. Then, as if she were answering herself, she said, ‘‘Well, of course she was. Doesn’t that figure?’’ ‘‘That’s what the rancher said, too. He wrapped me up in his coat and took me to his truck, got out a sheep nipple, and fed me sheep’s milk.’’ Doug watched her, thinking he had expected shock that he’d been abandoned, maybe sympathy, maybe a badly hidden worry that her son’s father came from a less-than-savory family.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Doug needed to remember—Firebird didn’t trust him. That was all too obvious. ‘‘She was lying on something. She wouldn’t budge. The rancher was ready to shoot—the news report said he figured she had to be rabid to face him down. But he heard something cry, thought it sounded like a baby, and went over to check. God bless the beast.’’ Most of the time Doug meant it, but sometimes . . . sometimes he thought it would have been better if he’d died.
‘‘There you were. The mama coyote was keeping you wa...rm.’’ Firebird laughed a stuttering laugh. Then, as if she were answering herself, she said, ‘‘Well, of course she was. Doesn’t that figure?’’ ‘‘That’s what the rancher said, too. He wrapped me up in his coat and took me to his truck, got out a sheep nipple, and fed me sheep’s milk.’’ Doug watched her, thinking he had expected shock that he’d been abandoned, maybe sympathy, maybe a badly hidden worry that her son’s father came from a less-than-savory family.
What to read after Into the Flame?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christina Dodd to read onlineMoreLess
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