Mckettrick's Heart
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Two floors below, somebody was laying on the doorbell.Beside her, Lucas stirred, opened his eyes, looked at her in wonder. He’d been fitful in the night, she remembered, and she’d changed his diaper, settled him in with her.She groped for the small clock on her night table, peered at the digits.Eight thirty-five.Not good. She was usually up by six at the latest. Today she felt rummy and wished she could go right on sleeping.The doorbell chimed again, bonging loudly through its Westminster bit.“W...e slept in, buddy,” Molly told Lucas, sitting up and hastily reaching for her robe. “We slept way in.”Lucas giggled. Headed on all fours for the edge of the mattress, heedless, like all small children, of the law of gravity.Molly grabbed him before he could tumble off the side—he was soaked—and nuzzled his neck.Whoever was downstairs could wait.But where was Florence?Suddenly alarmed, Molly took a tighter hold on Lucas, detoured through the nursery to snatch a fresh diaper from the box and made for the elevator.When they got to the first floor she hurried to the front door.A deliveryman stood on the porch, about to turn away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two floors below, somebody was laying on the doorbell.Beside her, Lucas stirred, opened his eyes, looked at her in wonder. He’d been fitful in the night, she remembered, and she’d changed his diaper, settled him in with her.She groped for the small clock on her night table, peered at the digits.Eight thirty-five.Not good. She was usually up by six at the latest. Today she felt rummy and wished she could go right on sleeping.The doorbell chimed again, bonging loudly through its Westminster bit.“W...e slept in, buddy,” Molly told Lucas, sitting up and hastily reaching for her robe. “We slept way in.”Lucas giggled. Headed on all fours for the edge of the mattress, heedless, like all small children, of the law of gravity.Molly grabbed him before he could tumble off the side—he was soaked—and nuzzled his neck.Whoever was downstairs could wait.But where was Florence?Suddenly alarmed, Molly took a tighter hold on Lucas, detoured through the nursery to snatch a fresh diaper from the box and made for the elevator.When they got to the first floor she hurried to the front door.A deliveryman stood on the porch, about to turn away.
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