Prairie Fire
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A plump redhead shrieked as she gave Jack a shove on the chest. “Out with you, devil!”
He took off his hat, looked over the shoulder of the woman attempting to eject him from the mercantile, and let his gaze settle on Caitrin Murphy. So, he hadn’t dreamed her up. There she was, as real as life. Curly auburn hair piled high on her head. Bright green eyes and pink cheeks. Long, white neck. He was afraid he might keel over.
“Jack,” she whispered, her lips barely moving.
“Get out of here, you wicked... man!” The other woman bopped him on the arm with her basket. Heart-shaped cookies went flying. “We won’t have the likes of you in our town. We don’t want your kind. Wait a minute—where do you think you’re going? You can’t come inside here—”
“Miss Murphy,” Jack said, stepping past the woman who seemed determined to beat her basket to shreds on his arm. “How have you been?”
“Finely and poorly,” she said softly. “And you, Mr. Cornwall?”
“About the same.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A plump redhead shrieked as she gave Jack a shove on the chest. “Out with you, devil!”
He took off his hat, looked over the shoulder of the woman attempting to eject him from the mercantile, and let his gaze settle on Caitrin Murphy. So, he hadn’t dreamed her up. There she was, as real as life. Curly auburn hair piled high on her head. Bright green eyes and pink cheeks. Long, white neck. He was afraid he might keel over.
“Jack,” she whispered, her lips barely moving.
“Get out of here, you wicked... man!” The other woman bopped him on the arm with her basket. Heart-shaped cookies went flying. “We won’t have the likes of you in our town. We don’t want your kind. Wait a minute—where do you think you’re going? You can’t come inside here—”
“Miss Murphy,” Jack said, stepping past the woman who seemed determined to beat her basket to shreds on his arm. “How have you been?”
“Finely and poorly,” she said softly. “And you, Mr. Cornwall?”
“About the same.”
What to read after Prairie Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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