The Forgotten Garden
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A voice, blessedly familiar. ‘I’ll get a nurse—’ ‘No.’ Nell reached out, still couldn’t see, grasped for anything she could find. ‘Don’t leave me.’ Her face was wet, recycled air cold against it. ‘I’ll be back soon. I promise.’ ‘No—’ ‘It’s all right, Grandma. I’m getting help.’ Grandma. That’s who she was, now she remembered. She’d had many names in her lifetime, so many she’d forgotten a few, but it wasn’t until she acquired her last, Grandma, that she’d known who she really was. A second chanc...e, a blessing, a saviour. Her granddaughter. And now Cassandra was getting help. Nell’s eyes closed. She was on the ship again. Could feel the water beneath her, the deck swaying this way and that. Barrels, sunlight, dust. Laughter, faraway laughter. It was fading. The lights were being turned down. Dimming, like the lights in the Plaza theatre, before the feature presentation. Patrons shifting in their seats, whispering, waiting . . . Black. Silence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A voice, blessedly familiar. ‘I’ll get a nurse—’ ‘No.’ Nell reached out, still couldn’t see, grasped for anything she could find. ‘Don’t leave me.’ Her face was wet, recycled air cold against it. ‘I’ll be back soon. I promise.’ ‘No—’ ‘It’s all right, Grandma. I’m getting help.’ Grandma. That’s who she was, now she remembered. She’d had many names in her lifetime, so many she’d forgotten a few, but it wasn’t until she acquired her last, Grandma, that she’d known who she really was. A second chanc...e, a blessing, a saviour. Her granddaughter. And now Cassandra was getting help. Nell’s eyes closed. She was on the ship again. Could feel the water beneath her, the deck swaying this way and that. Barrels, sunlight, dust. Laughter, faraway laughter. It was fading. The lights were being turned down. Dimming, like the lights in the Plaza theatre, before the feature presentation. Patrons shifting in their seats, whispering, waiting . . . Black. Silence.
What to read after The Forgotten Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Morton to read onlineMoreLess
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