The Huntress (2007)
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Pillowing her head upon her arm, she dreamed she was bedded down beneath a wickerwork shelter, drowsing upon a bed of moss and rushes. She could hear the lowing of the cattle in their summer pasture and the soft footfall of her gran fetching Cat a lovely breakfast of buttermilk and black bread.
It was not her grandmother’s melodic voice that awakened her, but an ear-splitting shriek like the cry of a banshee.
“Papist witch! Irish she-devil!”
Cat’s eyes flew wide. Her warrior’s instincts prompted... her to roll just in time to avoid the heavy cane that threatened to crash down upon her skull. Scrambling to her feet, Cat found herself under siege. Not only from Agatha Butterydoor, but also from a scrawny housemaid armed with a broom.
Cat flung up her arms to shield herself from the blows. “What the devil! Are you insane, old woman? Stop that—ow!” Cat yelped as the cane cracked against her elbow. She twisted away from Agatha, caught the broom handle, and wrenched it away from the maid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pillowing her head upon her arm, she dreamed she was bedded down beneath a wickerwork shelter, drowsing upon a bed of moss and rushes. She could hear the lowing of the cattle in their summer pasture and the soft footfall of her gran fetching Cat a lovely breakfast of buttermilk and black bread.
It was not her grandmother’s melodic voice that awakened her, but an ear-splitting shriek like the cry of a banshee.
“Papist witch! Irish she-devil!”
Cat’s eyes flew wide. Her warrior’s instincts prompted... her to roll just in time to avoid the heavy cane that threatened to crash down upon her skull. Scrambling to her feet, Cat found herself under siege. Not only from Agatha Butterydoor, but also from a scrawny housemaid armed with a broom.
Cat flung up her arms to shield herself from the blows. “What the devil! Are you insane, old woman? Stop that—ow!” Cat yelped as the cane cracked against her elbow. She twisted away from Agatha, caught the broom handle, and wrenched it away from the maid.
What to read after The Huntress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carroll, Susan to read onlineMoreLess
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