The Eden Tree
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“Are you going to faint, Miss Pierce?”
Linn shook her head, unable to speak.
The housekeeper came through the door with the tea tray and the priest said to her quickly, “Bring Miss Pierce a glass of water.”
The woman set down the tray and left, then returned from the back of the house with a tumbler of water. Father Daly turned to offer it to Linn and then thought better of it. He went to a mahogany roll top desk which stood in a corner of the room and removed a bottle of Napoleon brandy from a ...drawer. He added a healthy slug of the liquor to the water and then held the glass out to Linn, signaling for Alice to leave.
Linn turned her head away.
“Take it, girl,” he urged. “You need it. You’re as white as boiled rice.”
Linn accepted the drink mechanically, swallowing some of the burning liquid. She licked her lips and whispered, “It isn’t true.”
Father Daly examined her sadly, looking suddenly very old, the lines in his kindly middle aged face seeming more pronounced.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Are you going to faint, Miss Pierce?”
Linn shook her head, unable to speak.
The housekeeper came through the door with the tea tray and the priest said to her quickly, “Bring Miss Pierce a glass of water.”
The woman set down the tray and left, then returned from the back of the house with a tumbler of water. Father Daly turned to offer it to Linn and then thought better of it. He went to a mahogany roll top desk which stood in a corner of the room and removed a bottle of Napoleon brandy from a ...drawer. He added a healthy slug of the liquor to the water and then held the glass out to Linn, signaling for Alice to leave.
Linn turned her head away.
“Take it, girl,” he urged. “You need it. You’re as white as boiled rice.”
Linn accepted the drink mechanically, swallowing some of the burning liquid. She licked her lips and whispered, “It isn’t true.”
Father Daly examined her sadly, looking suddenly very old, the lines in his kindly middle aged face seeming more pronounced.
What to read after The Eden Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Malek, Doreen Owens to read onlineMoreLess
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