The Night Gift (2013)
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I saw her from a distance, but I kept coming because I had to face her some time, and she would have been hurt worse than I was if I’d turned away. Her face was colorless except for her nose.
I said, “Hi,” and she said miserably, “Joslyn, I’m sorry about yesterday. I felt awful. So did Barbara. But you—but there’s just nothing—”
“I know.” I dropped my books on the floor and whirled the dial on the lock. “Did she find some nice material?”
“Yes. White with little burgundy-colored flowe...rs all over it. You’re still mad.”
“I’m not mad.” And suddenly, when I said that, it was true. I sat down on the pile of books on the floor and said tiredly, “I’m not mad. There’s nothing—there’s nothing to be angry about. It’s just—I’m just—” I didn’t know what I was just. “I’m going to go be a hermit.”
“You could be a nun,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I saw her from a distance, but I kept coming because I had to face her some time, and she would have been hurt worse than I was if I’d turned away. Her face was colorless except for her nose.
I said, “Hi,” and she said miserably, “Joslyn, I’m sorry about yesterday. I felt awful. So did Barbara. But you—but there’s just nothing—”
“I know.” I dropped my books on the floor and whirled the dial on the lock. “Did she find some nice material?”
“Yes. White with little burgundy-colored flowe...rs all over it. You’re still mad.”
“I’m not mad.” And suddenly, when I said that, it was true. I sat down on the pile of books on the floor and said tiredly, “I’m not mad. There’s nothing—there’s nothing to be angry about. It’s just—I’m just—” I didn’t know what I was just. “I’m going to go be a hermit.”
“You could be a nun,”
What to read after The Night Gift?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patricia a Mckillip to read onlineMoreLess
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