Night Flower (Gone-to-Texas Trilogy)
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If only I hadn't encouraged him to spy on Walkman and Blaine, she berated herself. She had ridden all the way to the trading post, but there was no trace of the child. Forcing down her fears that the cutthroats might have killed the boy, she rode up to Father Gus's school.
As soon as she saw the beaming expression on the padre's face when he emerged from the adobe, she knew Lame Deer was all right. “Where is he? Oh, Father Gus, is he injured?” She leaped from her horse and flew past the pr...iest, who followed her into the dim interior of the building.
“He is unharmed. Francisco was at fault, but fortunate we were that his rider could walk home—even if it took all the night. He sleeps now. The Abbess fed him enough to fill a man her husband's size,” Father Gus said with a twinkle. Giving Obedience the nickname of “Abbess” seemed to amuse the young priest a great deal.
Quieting her overwrought emotions, Melanie tiptoed into the back room where the child slept on a small pallet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If only I hadn't encouraged him to spy on Walkman and Blaine, she berated herself. She had ridden all the way to the trading post, but there was no trace of the child. Forcing down her fears that the cutthroats might have killed the boy, she rode up to Father Gus's school.
As soon as she saw the beaming expression on the padre's face when he emerged from the adobe, she knew Lame Deer was all right. “Where is he? Oh, Father Gus, is he injured?” She leaped from her horse and flew past the pr...iest, who followed her into the dim interior of the building.
“He is unharmed. Francisco was at fault, but fortunate we were that his rider could walk home—even if it took all the night. He sleeps now. The Abbess fed him enough to fill a man her husband's size,” Father Gus said with a twinkle. Giving Obedience the nickname of “Abbess” seemed to amuse the young priest a great deal.
Quieting her overwrought emotions, Melanie tiptoed into the back room where the child slept on a small pallet.
What to read after Night Flower (Gone-to-Texas Trilogy)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henke, Shirl to read onlineMoreLess
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