Rebel Dreams
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She could hear the yells and cries of the mob, heard the smashing of glass as the threats escalated, and shuddered as she nearly ran into a burly trio uprooting a fence post. It was as if the devil had been let loose to tear her world apart. The horror of her encounter with Alex was almost as shattering as the rioting.
Thinking her a boy, the trio of scoundrels let her pass. She slid through the hedge to enter the way she had left. Her uncle was a fool to linger. There would be no protecting his... precious possessions if he insisted on staying put and antagonizing a mob. She could hear his voice in the front room hurling curses. The vandals wanted his head, but most of the mob was poor and would be satisfied with whatever they could lay hands on. She couldn’t tell her uncle which was more valuable, his life or his library. She ran up the stairs to her aunt.
Frances’ idea of old clothes was a sprigged muslin she had worn last season. Evelyn sighed at the vivid white and multitude of petticoats.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She could hear the yells and cries of the mob, heard the smashing of glass as the threats escalated, and shuddered as she nearly ran into a burly trio uprooting a fence post. It was as if the devil had been let loose to tear her world apart. The horror of her encounter with Alex was almost as shattering as the rioting.
Thinking her a boy, the trio of scoundrels let her pass. She slid through the hedge to enter the way she had left. Her uncle was a fool to linger. There would be no protecting his... precious possessions if he insisted on staying put and antagonizing a mob. She could hear his voice in the front room hurling curses. The vandals wanted his head, but most of the mob was poor and would be satisfied with whatever they could lay hands on. She couldn’t tell her uncle which was more valuable, his life or his library. She ran up the stairs to her aunt.
Frances’ idea of old clothes was a sprigged muslin she had worn last season. Evelyn sighed at the vivid white and multitude of petticoats.
What to read after Rebel Dreams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patricia Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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