Lilac Spring
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He flung off his sheets and blankets, feeling stifled in the closed, smelly shack. Across it he could hear Tobias’s breathing, each intake of oxygen sounding as if it could hardly make the journey up his nostrils.
Silas turned away from the noise, placing the pillow over his ears to stifle the sound.
His dream was still too vivid to his senses. He’d been dreaming of Cherish, of holding her in his arms. He tried to blot out the image. He had to forget her. He must. Look at your plight, he told hi...mself sternly.
Each day he’d been looking for work unsuccessfully. It suddenly seemed as if he was a pariah. He was starting to get desperate. He’d always earned his keep, never been beholden to anyone.
Once thoughts of work got into his mind, the feverish worries began, and he knew the rest of the night would be spent tossing and turning, trying to recapture that blessed oblivion of sleep.
The next morning, leaving Tobias snoring blissfully, Silas, not bothering with even a cup of coffee, let the cats out and set out for the village.
What to read after Lilac Spring?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He flung off his sheets and blankets, feeling stifled in the closed, smelly shack. Across it he could hear Tobias’s breathing, each intake of oxygen sounding as if it could hardly make the journey up his nostrils.
Silas turned away from the noise, placing the pillow over his ears to stifle the sound.
His dream was still too vivid to his senses. He’d been dreaming of Cherish, of holding her in his arms. He tried to blot out the image. He had to forget her. He must. Look at your plight, he told hi...mself sternly.
Each day he’d been looking for work unsuccessfully. It suddenly seemed as if he was a pariah. He was starting to get desperate. He’d always earned his keep, never been beholden to anyone.
Once thoughts of work got into his mind, the feverish worries began, and he knew the rest of the night would be spent tossing and turning, trying to recapture that blessed oblivion of sleep.
The next morning, leaving Tobias snoring blissfully, Silas, not bothering with even a cup of coffee, let the cats out and set out for the village.
What to read after Lilac Spring?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruth Axtell Morren to read onlineMoreLess
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