Skylark
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Jay and I sank onto our chairs like well-rehearsed puppets. Ann watched us. She was flushed with wine and, quite possibly, embarrassment.
I was thinking how ingenious it was of Ann to have come up with a lever. I had not heard of the Henning Institute, but I should have thought of Amnesty International or, given my family associations, of the American Friends Field Service Committee.
My feelings were an odd mixture of admiration, chagrin, and mild hurt that Ann hadn't confided in me. Aft...er what Thorne had told me earlier, I thought it possible that Ann's rescue effort was unnecessary, but she hadn't known of the ambulance, and Thorne--or, to be fair, Wilberforce--had been stonewalling us. But was Milos in good hands? I wasn't sure, and I didn't think Thorne was either.
I looked at Jay. His eyes were bright with what looked like suppressed amusement. I glared at him, daring him to laugh.
He didn't.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jay and I sank onto our chairs like well-rehearsed puppets. Ann watched us. She was flushed with wine and, quite possibly, embarrassment.
I was thinking how ingenious it was of Ann to have come up with a lever. I had not heard of the Henning Institute, but I should have thought of Amnesty International or, given my family associations, of the American Friends Field Service Committee.
My feelings were an odd mixture of admiration, chagrin, and mild hurt that Ann hadn't confided in me. Aft...er what Thorne had told me earlier, I thought it possible that Ann's rescue effort was unnecessary, but she hadn't known of the ambulance, and Thorne--or, to be fair, Wilberforce--had been stonewalling us. But was Milos in good hands? I wasn't sure, and I didn't think Thorne was either.
I looked at Jay. His eyes were bright with what looked like suppressed amusement. I glared at him, daring him to laugh.
He didn't.
What to read after Skylark?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheila Simonson to read onlineMoreLess
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