The Four Seasons (2001)
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She sat bolt upright, clutching her blanket close to her chest.Hannah scrambled from the bed and pulled open the dusty paisley curtains to the sight of a rumbling, clanking, grinding freight train just on the far side of the parking lot. The water in the glasses shook from the vibrations that Jilly felt clear to her marrow. On the grassy hill alongside the tracks, a scruffy white dog with a patch of black over its eye was barking ferociously at the train, his whole body lifting from the ground w...ith the effort. Jilly let out a hearty laugh, lifting her knees and hugging them close.Hannah slumped against the window, rubbed her eyes and yawned. “Good morning.” She had to shout to be heard over the rattle.“I haven’t seen a good ol’ American freight train like this in more than twenty-five years,” Jilly called back, staring out the window with a child’s excitement. “We used to count the cars.”Hannah turned to look at her face. Her aunt Jilly looked older, less luminous in the morning sun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She sat bolt upright, clutching her blanket close to her chest.Hannah scrambled from the bed and pulled open the dusty paisley curtains to the sight of a rumbling, clanking, grinding freight train just on the far side of the parking lot. The water in the glasses shook from the vibrations that Jilly felt clear to her marrow. On the grassy hill alongside the tracks, a scruffy white dog with a patch of black over its eye was barking ferociously at the train, his whole body lifting from the ground w...ith the effort. Jilly let out a hearty laugh, lifting her knees and hugging them close.Hannah slumped against the window, rubbed her eyes and yawned. “Good morning.” She had to shout to be heard over the rattle.“I haven’t seen a good ol’ American freight train like this in more than twenty-five years,” Jilly called back, staring out the window with a child’s excitement. “We used to count the cars.”Hannah turned to look at her face. Her aunt Jilly looked older, less luminous in the morning sun.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Alice Monroe to read onlineMoreLess
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