The Fountain of Age
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I’m awake; sleep eludes me so easily now. I know from the awful smell that she has been to the beach.
“Come in, child, I’m not asleep.”
“Grandma, where’s Mama and Papa?”
“Aren’t they in the field?” The rains are late this year and water for the crops must be carried in ancient buckets from the spring in the dell.
“Maybe. I didn’t see them. Grandma, I found something.”
“What, child?”
She gazes at me and bites her lip. I see that this mysterious find bothers her. Such a sensitive child, though stu...rdy and healthy enough, God knows how.
“I went to the beach,” she confesses in a rush. “Don’t tell Mama! I wanted to dig you some trunter roots because you like them so much, but my shovel went clunk on something hard and I . . . I dug it up.”
“Hope,” I reprimand, because the beach is full of dangerous bits of metal and plastic, washed up through the miles of dead algae on the dead water. And if a soot cloud blows in from the west, it will hit the beach first.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I’m awake; sleep eludes me so easily now. I know from the awful smell that she has been to the beach.
“Come in, child, I’m not asleep.”
“Grandma, where’s Mama and Papa?”
“Aren’t they in the field?” The rains are late this year and water for the crops must be carried in ancient buckets from the spring in the dell.
“Maybe. I didn’t see them. Grandma, I found something.”
“What, child?”
She gazes at me and bites her lip. I see that this mysterious find bothers her. Such a sensitive child, though stu...rdy and healthy enough, God knows how.
“I went to the beach,” she confesses in a rush. “Don’t tell Mama! I wanted to dig you some trunter roots because you like them so much, but my shovel went clunk on something hard and I . . . I dug it up.”
“Hope,” I reprimand, because the beach is full of dangerous bits of metal and plastic, washed up through the miles of dead algae on the dead water. And if a soot cloud blows in from the west, it will hit the beach first.
What to read after The Fountain of Age?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kress, Nancy to read onlineMoreLess
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