The Christmas Box
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"The child was o nly three years old," I said sadly. I closed my eyes and imagined th e s cene. I could see the woman, we t a nd cold, her hands red and snow bitten. And then I understood. "It was Mary, wasn't it?" His response was slow and melancholy. "Yes. It was Mary." The falling snow painted a dream- like backdrop of solitude around us.
It seemed a long while before Steve b roke the silence. "That night I told m y m other what I had seen. I thought that I would probably get in trouble. ...Instea d s he pulled me close and kissed me.
She said that I should never go back, that we should leave the woma n a lone. Until now, I never did go back.
At least not to the grave. I did come c lose enough to hear her crying , though. It would tear me up inside. Fo r o ver two years she came here ever y d ay, even in spring when the pourin g r ain turned the ground to mud." I turned away from the angel, thrust m y hands in my coat pockets, an d s tarted back in silence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The child was o nly three years old," I said sadly. I closed my eyes and imagined th e s cene. I could see the woman, we t a nd cold, her hands red and snow bitten. And then I understood. "It was Mary, wasn't it?" His response was slow and melancholy. "Yes. It was Mary." The falling snow painted a dream- like backdrop of solitude around us.
It seemed a long while before Steve b roke the silence. "That night I told m y m other what I had seen. I thought that I would probably get in trouble. ...Instea d s he pulled me close and kissed me.
She said that I should never go back, that we should leave the woma n a lone. Until now, I never did go back.
At least not to the grave. I did come c lose enough to hear her crying , though. It would tear me up inside. Fo r o ver two years she came here ever y d ay, even in spring when the pourin g r ain turned the ground to mud." I turned away from the angel, thrust m y hands in my coat pockets, an d s tarted back in silence.
What to read after The Christmas Box?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Paul Evans to read onlineMoreLess
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