The Quilt (2004)
The Quilt
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They ate again; he had never seen so much food so often. They ate all the time they weren't working. And they drank hot, scalding hot, coffee with eggshells in it and ate rolls and jelly and bread with honey and pie and cake and meat and potatoes. Breakfast lasted to what they called forenoon lunch and then to the middle meal of the day, called dinner, and then afternoon lunch and then the evening meal called supper and then what they called a snack before going to bed.
He had not seen the dark ...yet in this summer because his grandmother put him to bed when it was still light—nine or ten o'clock and still light—and the sun came up before he awakened.
But this time it was different. After the evening snack the gray-haired woman put on yet another pot of coffee to boil, and when it was finished his grandmother gave him a cup of coffee with milk and sugar in it and set him in a corner on the wood box and even as late as it was he did not feel sleepy because of the excitement in the air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They ate again; he had never seen so much food so often. They ate all the time they weren't working. And they drank hot, scalding hot, coffee with eggshells in it and ate rolls and jelly and bread with honey and pie and cake and meat and potatoes. Breakfast lasted to what they called forenoon lunch and then to the middle meal of the day, called dinner, and then afternoon lunch and then the evening meal called supper and then what they called a snack before going to bed.
He had not seen the dark ...yet in this summer because his grandmother put him to bed when it was still light—nine or ten o'clock and still light—and the sun came up before he awakened.
But this time it was different. After the evening snack the gray-haired woman put on yet another pot of coffee to boil, and when it was finished his grandmother gave him a cup of coffee with milk and sugar in it and set him in a corner on the wood box and even as late as it was he did not feel sleepy because of the excitement in the air.
What to read after The Quilt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gary Paulsen to read onlineMoreLess
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