The Staircase
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He asked for a volunteer to stay home from the cemetery to mind the baby, who they had christened Elena. I raised my hand. "Good," he said. "Mother Magdalena will be here, in her office, if you need anything." I knew I must act quickly. In my pocket was the note from Abeyta to Elinora, and I knew that if I did not soon put it into Mother Magdalena's hands, Elinora would slip away from the funeral procession this night to meet Abeyta under the Comanche moon. And quickly forget about being a bride... of Christ.
I determined that I would have time after mass. It would take a while for the procession to assemble. But then the fates were with me. Before mass ended, the wet nurse the nuns had hired to feed the baby, Teresa Espinosa, appeared in the doorway holding the child. She had her own newborn at home, I presumed, or she would not be able to nurse this child. Likely she must leave.
Mother Magdalena left her pew, genuflected, and gestured that I should go with her. Eagerly I did so. And out in the hall they handed me the baby.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He asked for a volunteer to stay home from the cemetery to mind the baby, who they had christened Elena. I raised my hand. "Good," he said. "Mother Magdalena will be here, in her office, if you need anything." I knew I must act quickly. In my pocket was the note from Abeyta to Elinora, and I knew that if I did not soon put it into Mother Magdalena's hands, Elinora would slip away from the funeral procession this night to meet Abeyta under the Comanche moon. And quickly forget about being a bride... of Christ.
I determined that I would have time after mass. It would take a while for the procession to assemble. But then the fates were with me. Before mass ended, the wet nurse the nuns had hired to feed the baby, Teresa Espinosa, appeared in the doorway holding the child. She had her own newborn at home, I presumed, or she would not be able to nurse this child. Likely she must leave.
Mother Magdalena left her pew, genuflected, and gestured that I should go with her. Eagerly I did so. And out in the hall they handed me the baby.
What to read after The Staircase?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ann Rinaldi to read onlineMoreLess
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