The Spirit Woman (2011)
The Spirit Woman
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A white-frame house rose out of the expanse of plains ahead, like the last surviving tipi in an Indian village after the cavalry had swept through. Father John eased up on the accelerator and turned on to Rabbit Brush Road, then into the yard, bumping across the ridges of bare earth. As he started toward the front door it swung open.
“Come on in out of the cold.” Theresa Redwing, gray hair curled tightly around her face, one hand stuffed into the pocket of the white apron tied at her waist, look...ed out from the shadowy interior. “I wasn’t expectin’ visitors,” she said, letting herself down on a brown sofa with white crocheted doilies arranged along the top that reminded him of the sofas in his youth. “Always good when folks stop by.”
Just as he was about to take one of the upholstered chairs against the opposite wall, a young woman with shiny black hair and a trim figure in blue jeans and white T-shirt walked out of the hallway. “You know my granddaughter Hope?” Theresa said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A white-frame house rose out of the expanse of plains ahead, like the last surviving tipi in an Indian village after the cavalry had swept through. Father John eased up on the accelerator and turned on to Rabbit Brush Road, then into the yard, bumping across the ridges of bare earth. As he started toward the front door it swung open.
“Come on in out of the cold.” Theresa Redwing, gray hair curled tightly around her face, one hand stuffed into the pocket of the white apron tied at her waist, look...ed out from the shadowy interior. “I wasn’t expectin’ visitors,” she said, letting herself down on a brown sofa with white crocheted doilies arranged along the top that reminded him of the sofas in his youth. “Always good when folks stop by.”
Just as he was about to take one of the upholstered chairs against the opposite wall, a young woman with shiny black hair and a trim figure in blue jeans and white T-shirt walked out of the hallway. “You know my granddaughter Hope?” Theresa said.
What to read after The Spirit Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Coel to read onlineMoreLess
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