The Two Mrs. Abbotts (2013)
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The pain in her side, which had abated for a while, had now returned nagging like toothache. She could not sleep and she did not want her meals. The pain was bad enough but the anxiety it occasioned her was a great deal worse and much harder to bear. Nobody knew better than she the devastating effects of a long agonizing illness. She had seen her father die by inches before her eyes—would Jerry have to go through the same Gethsemane with her? It must not happen, thought Markie. I cannot let it h...appen. I must keep going as long as I can stand on my feet. If only I could die, thought Markie. If only I could die now, before it gets worse, before Jerry finds out.
But Markie did not worry all the time, for sometimes the pain lessened and she was buoyed up by the hope that it was leaving her for good, and one afternoon when her spiritual barometer was pointing to “set fair,” she decided to go out for a walk. I must get out more, thought Markie. I am much better—I need fresh air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pain in her side, which had abated for a while, had now returned nagging like toothache. She could not sleep and she did not want her meals. The pain was bad enough but the anxiety it occasioned her was a great deal worse and much harder to bear. Nobody knew better than she the devastating effects of a long agonizing illness. She had seen her father die by inches before her eyes—would Jerry have to go through the same Gethsemane with her? It must not happen, thought Markie. I cannot let it h...appen. I must keep going as long as I can stand on my feet. If only I could die, thought Markie. If only I could die now, before it gets worse, before Jerry finds out.
But Markie did not worry all the time, for sometimes the pain lessened and she was buoyed up by the hope that it was leaving her for good, and one afternoon when her spiritual barometer was pointing to “set fair,” she decided to go out for a walk. I must get out more, thought Markie. I am much better—I need fresh air.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D. E. Stevenson to read onlineMoreLess
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