The Soldier's Wife (2012)
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“Amity, come away from there. What are you doing?” Sayer asked, but she already knew. Amity was keeping a vigil, watching the path for some sign of Jeremiah the way she had for Thomas Henry.
Neither of the girls had had much to say since she told them that Jeremiah had gone. She was grateful that she could tell them truthfully that he’d asked her to say goodbye to them and to Rorie.
Beatrice had but one question. “Why did you let him go?”
And Sayer had nothing to say to that.
“Yo...u should have told him!” Beatrice cried. “You should have said we need him here now that we don’t have Thomas Henry. I’m afraid if he’s not here! Can’t we go and find him? Amity wants to look for him and I do, too. He would take us with him—I know he would. Why did he go!”
“It was time for him to go,” Sayer said finally, not missing the look Rorie gave her. But it was the truth, albeit just barely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Amity, come away from there. What are you doing?” Sayer asked, but she already knew. Amity was keeping a vigil, watching the path for some sign of Jeremiah the way she had for Thomas Henry.
Neither of the girls had had much to say since she told them that Jeremiah had gone. She was grateful that she could tell them truthfully that he’d asked her to say goodbye to them and to Rorie.
Beatrice had but one question. “Why did you let him go?”
And Sayer had nothing to say to that.
“Yo...u should have told him!” Beatrice cried. “You should have said we need him here now that we don’t have Thomas Henry. I’m afraid if he’s not here! Can’t we go and find him? Amity wants to look for him and I do, too. He would take us with him—I know he would. Why did he go!”
“It was time for him to go,” Sayer said finally, not missing the look Rorie gave her. But it was the truth, albeit just barely.
What to read after The Soldier's Wife?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cheryl Reavis to read onlineMoreLess
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