Night Thief
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With shaky, gnarled fingers, the priest made the sign of the cross over her cousin, chanting his prayers in Latin. Tears slipped down Marguerite’s cheeks while she whispered the Lord’s Prayer.
The priest offered her some words of comfort and left in silence.
Marguerite stared at Callia’s face, willing her to keep breathing. “Please, Callia. Do not go.” She bit at her lower lip, struggling to hold back the tears. “Remember when we were girls? We were going to grow up and marry princes and rid...e fine white horses.” Taking Callia’s cool hand in hers, she whispered, “I miss you already.” She sniffled, her voice cracking. “I am not ready to be alone in this world, Cousin. Without your laughter, your smile, the sun will not be as bright.”
Her cousin’s breathing thinned to faster, smaller puffs of air, and suddenly stopped.
Marguerite’s heart raced. She squeezed her hand. “Callia? Callia… No. Please God, do not take her from me.” She embraced her cousin’s frail, lifeless body and wept.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With shaky, gnarled fingers, the priest made the sign of the cross over her cousin, chanting his prayers in Latin. Tears slipped down Marguerite’s cheeks while she whispered the Lord’s Prayer.
The priest offered her some words of comfort and left in silence.
Marguerite stared at Callia’s face, willing her to keep breathing. “Please, Callia. Do not go.” She bit at her lower lip, struggling to hold back the tears. “Remember when we were girls? We were going to grow up and marry princes and rid...e fine white horses.” Taking Callia’s cool hand in hers, she whispered, “I miss you already.” She sniffled, her voice cracking. “I am not ready to be alone in this world, Cousin. Without your laughter, your smile, the sun will not be as bright.”
Her cousin’s breathing thinned to faster, smaller puffs of air, and suddenly stopped.
Marguerite’s heart raced. She squeezed her hand. “Callia? Callia… No. Please God, do not take her from me.” She embraced her cousin’s frail, lifeless body and wept.
What to read after Night Thief?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Kessler to read onlineMoreLess
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