On to Richmond
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Carrie tried to take comfort from his words. Sarah had tried to reassure her the night before with similar words. Why couldn’t she just let it go? “Oh, I wish Father hadn’t called me to the city!” she burst out. “I should have just told him I was too busy to come right now.” Rose walked out onto the porch just then. “You know your daddy, Carrie. He’s worried sick that something will happen and he won’t be able to take care of you. Sounds like from his letter t...hat the first real fight of the war is about to take place. And right here on Virginia soil. He’s not going to be able to rest until he knows you are safe in Richmond with him. You can come back when the danger is over.”
Carrie nodded but didn’t say what she was thinking. When would she be able to return? When would her father think it was safe? That wasn’t really what was bothering her, however. She had faced the truth in the long hours of darkness last night when she had lain sleepless. She was obeying her father’s anxious plea for her to come to Richmond because she hoped for one last glimpse of Robert before he headed into battle. That knowledge had filled her with both sorrow and self-contempt. She had ended their relationship. She should just let it go. Carrie gave Rose and Moses a final hug and then turned to walk down the stairs. “I’m ready, Sam. We should be on our way.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Carrie tried to take comfort from his words. Sarah had tried to reassure her the night before with similar words. Why couldn’t she just let it go? “Oh, I wish Father hadn’t called me to the city!” she burst out. “I should have just told him I was too busy to come right now.” Rose walked out onto the porch just then. “You know your daddy, Carrie. He’s worried sick that something will happen and he won’t be able to take care of you. Sounds like from his letter t...hat the first real fight of the war is about to take place. And right here on Virginia soil. He’s not going to be able to rest until he knows you are safe in Richmond with him. You can come back when the danger is over.”
Carrie nodded but didn’t say what she was thinking. When would she be able to return? When would her father think it was safe? That wasn’t really what was bothering her, however. She had faced the truth in the long hours of darkness last night when she had lain sleepless. She was obeying her father’s anxious plea for her to come to Richmond because she hoped for one last glimpse of Robert before he headed into battle. That knowledge had filled her with both sorrow and self-contempt. She had ended their relationship. She should just let it go. Carrie gave Rose and Moses a final hug and then turned to walk down the stairs. “I’m ready, Sam. We should be on our way.”
What to read after On to Richmond?
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