Witch Child (2012)
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At morning meal, so weak and wretched did I feel, that Bridget White moved her entire brood to the other end of the table for fear my illness was terminal. Truthfully, I had begun to wonder so myself. Tiresome indeed it is to always rise with nausea, and I had wondered if I should ask Mama if ’twas part of becoming a woman. Many ploys has Mama attempted to settle my stomach, but the only one which meets with any success is the sprinkling of salt upon a dried piece of jerky. The two taste like pu...ngent hide, but my stomach accepts them.
This morn, as Mama and I sat at one end of the table, I caught her watching me, pensively. Uncomfortable, I said -I felt well enough to do the milking and immediately rose to escape both her scrutiny and the clatter of children. However, not moments had I settled myself upon the stool, when Mama appeared in the barn beside me.
“Leave the cow,” ordered Mama, tonelessly. “I wish to speak with you.”
“I shall be only a minute,” I said, stalling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At morning meal, so weak and wretched did I feel, that Bridget White moved her entire brood to the other end of the table for fear my illness was terminal. Truthfully, I had begun to wonder so myself. Tiresome indeed it is to always rise with nausea, and I had wondered if I should ask Mama if ’twas part of becoming a woman. Many ploys has Mama attempted to settle my stomach, but the only one which meets with any success is the sprinkling of salt upon a dried piece of jerky. The two taste like pu...ngent hide, but my stomach accepts them.
This morn, as Mama and I sat at one end of the table, I caught her watching me, pensively. Uncomfortable, I said -I felt well enough to do the milking and immediately rose to escape both her scrutiny and the clatter of children. However, not moments had I settled myself upon the stool, when Mama appeared in the barn beside me.
“Leave the cow,” ordered Mama, tonelessly. “I wish to speak with you.”
“I shall be only a minute,” I said, stalling.
What to read after Witch Child?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lloyd, Elizabeth, 1848-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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