Resurrection
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It is not given to every man, he thought with grim amusement, to read his name on a marble tombstone.
Heedless of the copious summer rain, as soft and warm as an angel’s tears, Gil noted that Emmeline had elected to bury him in the family plot, facing the judge’s resting place. This touched him deeply, for Emmeline was a woman to whom family was vitally important.
It was the empty space next to his own, though, that tightened his throat and twisted his heart into a painful knot, for she ...had plainly reserved that spot for herself. Emmeline must have loved him when she’d commissioned that stone, he realized, and with such devotion that she would have gladly lain beside him throughout eternity.
He wondered, with the semblance of a smile rooted in irony rather than humor, exactly where she would have planted Mr. Montgomery—had she married him, of course. She hadn’t, and for that Gil, who had learned to expect little in the way of miracles, was wondrously grateful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not given to every man, he thought with grim amusement, to read his name on a marble tombstone.
Heedless of the copious summer rain, as soft and warm as an angel’s tears, Gil noted that Emmeline had elected to bury him in the family plot, facing the judge’s resting place. This touched him deeply, for Emmeline was a woman to whom family was vitally important.
It was the empty space next to his own, though, that tightened his throat and twisted his heart into a painful knot, for she ...had plainly reserved that spot for herself. Emmeline must have loved him when she’d commissioned that stone, he realized, and with such devotion that she would have gladly lain beside him throughout eternity.
He wondered, with the semblance of a smile rooted in irony rather than humor, exactly where she would have planted Mr. Montgomery—had she married him, of course. She hadn’t, and for that Gil, who had learned to expect little in the way of miracles, was wondrously grateful.
What to read after Resurrection?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Linda Lael Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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