Tender Fury
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Just opening his eyes caused Philippe untold agony. The top of his head was afire and his body ached in places he hadn’t known existed. The first face he recognized was that of Mercier, the first mate, who was looking at him with such pity that Philippe became immediately alarmed. Slowly the rest of the faces came into focus, and among them was Marcel Duvall’s. But the face he searched for was missing.
“Ah, Monsieur St. Cyr,” Mercier said in obvious relief. “I am happy to see you are finally bac...k with us. You gave us quite a scare.”
Philippe tried to sit up but was gently but firmly pushed back into the pillows. “No, no,” Mercier admonished. “I am no doctor but it is obvious that your head wound could have caused a severe concussion. It is best you do not exert yourself for a while.”
“The ship… the storm?” stammered Philippe, still too dazed to think clearly.
“All is well,” assured Mercier. “We sustained some damage but nothing that cannot be repaired once we reach New Orleans.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Just opening his eyes caused Philippe untold agony. The top of his head was afire and his body ached in places he hadn’t known existed. The first face he recognized was that of Mercier, the first mate, who was looking at him with such pity that Philippe became immediately alarmed. Slowly the rest of the faces came into focus, and among them was Marcel Duvall’s. But the face he searched for was missing.
“Ah, Monsieur St. Cyr,” Mercier said in obvious relief. “I am happy to see you are finally bac...k with us. You gave us quite a scare.”
Philippe tried to sit up but was gently but firmly pushed back into the pillows. “No, no,” Mercier admonished. “I am no doctor but it is obvious that your head wound could have caused a severe concussion. It is best you do not exert yourself for a while.”
“The ship… the storm?” stammered Philippe, still too dazed to think clearly.
“All is well,” assured Mercier. “We sustained some damage but nothing that cannot be repaired once we reach New Orleans.”
What to read after Tender Fury?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mason, Connie to read onlineMoreLess
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