The Cotton Queen
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Maybe it was the sight of her bruised cheek and swollen lip. Or maybe it was the urgency in her voice.
“Get dressed,” she said. “Get dressed as quick as you can.”
“Okay.”
Normally I got at least a couple of “time to wake up” announcements before I went in and sat at the table, leisurely coming to life over cornflakes and juice. Never was I rousted out of bed to put clothes on immediately. Probably out of sheer novelty I obeyed without question.
“What happened to your face?” I ask...ed.
She reached up and touched it, almost surprised, as if she hadn’t noticed.
“I fell,” she said and then added slowly, “I was carrying some boxes and I fell.” It was weird the way she said it, as if she’d just thought of it. But I didn’t comment. She’d walked out of the room and I had more immediate concerns to distract me.
Babs had laid out my clothes at the foot of my bed, a madras plaid button-down shirt and dungarees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maybe it was the sight of her bruised cheek and swollen lip. Or maybe it was the urgency in her voice.
“Get dressed,” she said. “Get dressed as quick as you can.”
“Okay.”
Normally I got at least a couple of “time to wake up” announcements before I went in and sat at the table, leisurely coming to life over cornflakes and juice. Never was I rousted out of bed to put clothes on immediately. Probably out of sheer novelty I obeyed without question.
“What happened to your face?” I ask...ed.
She reached up and touched it, almost surprised, as if she hadn’t noticed.
“I fell,” she said and then added slowly, “I was carrying some boxes and I fell.” It was weird the way she said it, as if she’d just thought of it. But I didn’t comment. She’d walked out of the room and I had more immediate concerns to distract me.
Babs had laid out my clothes at the foot of my bed, a madras plaid button-down shirt and dungarees.
What to read after The Cotton Queen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pamela Morsi to read onlineMoreLess
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