The Fortune (2013)
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It was enough to let her stretch her legs and get the circulation moving. She cringed each time she climbed back into the saddle, but she did it for ten long hours. Until she was on the verge of giving up and telling John she couldn’t go another minute on top of the horse.
“Why don’t we stop for the night? There’s a group of trees up ahead that will make a good shelter.” He didn’t wait for her to respond. Really, he didn’t need to. She was puffing and moaning so much the last hour, he likely was... doing it to stop the noise.
Whatever the reason, Frankie was infinitely grateful to stop Liberté from moving. The mare seemed ready to stop as well. She might not have been exercised as much as the other horses since she was a smaller, female one. The long hours may have been rough on her too.
They were a pitiful pair. The horse hung her head and Frankie petted her sweaty neck. “I am sorry, girl. He is an ogre, no?”
“I heard that.”
She ignored him and took a moment to commiserate with Liberté before she realized she needed John’s help to dismount.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was enough to let her stretch her legs and get the circulation moving. She cringed each time she climbed back into the saddle, but she did it for ten long hours. Until she was on the verge of giving up and telling John she couldn’t go another minute on top of the horse.
“Why don’t we stop for the night? There’s a group of trees up ahead that will make a good shelter.” He didn’t wait for her to respond. Really, he didn’t need to. She was puffing and moaning so much the last hour, he likely was... doing it to stop the noise.
Whatever the reason, Frankie was infinitely grateful to stop Liberté from moving. The mare seemed ready to stop as well. She might not have been exercised as much as the other horses since she was a smaller, female one. The long hours may have been rough on her too.
They were a pitiful pair. The horse hung her head and Frankie petted her sweaty neck. “I am sorry, girl. He is an ogre, no?”
“I heard that.”
She ignored him and took a moment to commiserate with Liberté before she realized she needed John’s help to dismount.
What to read after The Fortune?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beth Beth Williamson to read onlineMoreLess
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