The Touch of Sage
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The rain mingled with the tears on her face. Cool and refreshing, the early summer rain washed over her, soaking her hair, her clothing, helping to purge the heartache she had secreted in her soul so long. It seemed months since the last rains had come, months since she had been able to cry freely—to release the deep sobs of misery. She allowed emotion to wrack her body as her soul ached, surrendering to the reality of loneliness.
The clouds had gathered throughout the morning. Sage watched ...them collecting as she prepared breakfast for the ladies at the boarding house, and she had prayed they would bring rain. She needed it desperately—as desperately as the new crops the farmers had planted needed it. Since Eugenia’s nephew arrived, since the very moment he entered her life, Sage’s misery—her feelings of despair, hopelessness, and loneliness—had increased tenfold.
Reb Mitchell—so strong, handsome, and friendly, yet unobtainable—had brought great unrest and distress to Sage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rain mingled with the tears on her face. Cool and refreshing, the early summer rain washed over her, soaking her hair, her clothing, helping to purge the heartache she had secreted in her soul so long. It seemed months since the last rains had come, months since she had been able to cry freely—to release the deep sobs of misery. She allowed emotion to wrack her body as her soul ached, surrendering to the reality of loneliness.
The clouds had gathered throughout the morning. Sage watched ...them collecting as she prepared breakfast for the ladies at the boarding house, and she had prayed they would bring rain. She needed it desperately—as desperately as the new crops the farmers had planted needed it. Since Eugenia’s nephew arrived, since the very moment he entered her life, Sage’s misery—her feelings of despair, hopelessness, and loneliness—had increased tenfold.
Reb Mitchell—so strong, handsome, and friendly, yet unobtainable—had brought great unrest and distress to Sage.
What to read after The Touch of Sage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcia Lynn Mcclure to read onlineMoreLess
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