The Whispering Night
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"You may tell Father that I am feeling ill." Dixon de Rosa was thirteen months older than his sister. They had always been exceptionally close. He watched her as she sat before her vanity mirror, the slow movements of her hands as she braided her long hair, and knew something was wrong with her. Illness had nothing to do with it.
"He'll not disturb you, I promise," he said. "Garren le Mon is an arrogant buffoon.
We'll chase him away before the night is out, just as we have done the others.
You w...ill see." Derica's expression was pensive, thoughtful, as she braided the ends of her hair. Her fingers would move quickly, then slow, then speed up again, then more slowly as her thoughts progressed.
"I have a feeling he'll not be run off," she said after a moment. "He is not like the others who have come to call upon me." "Of course he is.
We'll have him gone in the blink of an eye." Derica cast her brother a long look in the reflection of her looking mirror. "You cannot run him off, Dix." "Why not?" "Because we are betrothed." She secured the end of the braid and turned around.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You may tell Father that I am feeling ill." Dixon de Rosa was thirteen months older than his sister. They had always been exceptionally close. He watched her as she sat before her vanity mirror, the slow movements of her hands as she braided her long hair, and knew something was wrong with her. Illness had nothing to do with it.
"He'll not disturb you, I promise," he said. "Garren le Mon is an arrogant buffoon.
We'll chase him away before the night is out, just as we have done the others.
You w...ill see." Derica's expression was pensive, thoughtful, as she braided the ends of her hair. Her fingers would move quickly, then slow, then speed up again, then more slowly as her thoughts progressed.
"I have a feeling he'll not be run off," she said after a moment. "He is not like the others who have come to call upon me." "Of course he is.
We'll have him gone in the blink of an eye." Derica cast her brother a long look in the reflection of her looking mirror. "You cannot run him off, Dix." "Why not?" "Because we are betrothed." She secured the end of the braid and turned around.
What to read after The Whispering Night?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathryn Le Veque to read onlineMoreLess
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