The Lawless (2015)
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As Jazmin prepared dinner, Kate sat in her chair by the fire, bounced the baby on her knee, and sang the old Irish Ballyeamon Cradle Song as she’d sung it a hundred times before.
“Sleep, sleep, grah mo chree, Here on your mamma’s knee, Angels are guarding, And they watch o’er thee.”
Having none of it, the baby still fussed and bawled. Trace, Quinn, and Cobb had already beat a path to the door and Dr. Mary Fullerton suddenly remembered that she had some studying to do.
“The birdeens sing a flutin...g song, They sing to you the whole day long. Wee fairies dance o’er hill and dale For very love of thee.”
Jazmin pushed a pot off the hot plate and said, “I’ll take her now, Mrs. Kerrigan.”
“She just won’t settle. She’s very fussy.”
“She’s hungry.” Jazmin sat opposite Kate, pulled down the neck of her blouse, and gave the child her breast. Immediately, there was a blessed silence.
“I really don’t think she likes the cradle Marco made for her,” Kate said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As Jazmin prepared dinner, Kate sat in her chair by the fire, bounced the baby on her knee, and sang the old Irish Ballyeamon Cradle Song as she’d sung it a hundred times before.
“Sleep, sleep, grah mo chree, Here on your mamma’s knee, Angels are guarding, And they watch o’er thee.”
Having none of it, the baby still fussed and bawled. Trace, Quinn, and Cobb had already beat a path to the door and Dr. Mary Fullerton suddenly remembered that she had some studying to do.
“The birdeens sing a flutin...g song, They sing to you the whole day long. Wee fairies dance o’er hill and dale For very love of thee.”
Jazmin pushed a pot off the hot plate and said, “I’ll take her now, Mrs. Kerrigan.”
“She just won’t settle. She’s very fussy.”
“She’s hungry.” Jazmin sat opposite Kate, pulled down the neck of her blouse, and gave the child her breast. Immediately, there was a blessed silence.
“I really don’t think she likes the cradle Marco made for her,” Kate said.
What to read after The Lawless?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William W. Johnstone to read onlineMoreLess
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