The Lieutenant's Promise
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He lost track of day and night, only seeing Em twice a day when she came to feed him and dress his wounds. She only kept the lamp lit while she was there for safety reasons.
“The rebel soldiers are watching me,” she’d explained. “I have to be careful about how long I stay.”
He was awake when she brought him some bread, still warm from the oven, along with the daily can of milk. “Oh, good. I am getting my appetite back, I fear,” he said as he sat up.
She handed him the bread, scooped a small jar ...into the milk and handed it to him. “I heard the last of the men are leaving the house today. You can come sleep in Tom’s bed. Ma said Harvey can sleep with her.”
The news cheered him. “It’ll be nice to see everyone again, and look at something other than these stone walls. I need to get my strength back so I can return to my company.”
Em’s eyebrows pulled together. “Must you return? You should be discharged because of your injury. We can take the wagon to Rolla so you can request it.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He lost track of day and night, only seeing Em twice a day when she came to feed him and dress his wounds. She only kept the lamp lit while she was there for safety reasons.
“The rebel soldiers are watching me,” she’d explained. “I have to be careful about how long I stay.”
He was awake when she brought him some bread, still warm from the oven, along with the daily can of milk. “Oh, good. I am getting my appetite back, I fear,” he said as he sat up.
She handed him the bread, scooped a small jar ...into the milk and handed it to him. “I heard the last of the men are leaving the house today. You can come sleep in Tom’s bed. Ma said Harvey can sleep with her.”
The news cheered him. “It’ll be nice to see everyone again, and look at something other than these stone walls. I need to get my strength back so I can return to my company.”
Em’s eyebrows pulled together. “Must you return? You should be discharged because of your injury. We can take the wagon to Rolla so you can request it.”
What to read after The Lieutenant's Promise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fish, Aileen to read onlineMoreLess
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