Loria. 29
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That thought is the only thing that enables you to go on . . . through the mud and cold and . . ." A white-coated figure knelt beside them as another helped Diana to her feet. She looked all around her, surveying the scorched, torn wreckage. Doctors and nurses bent over broken bodies. A priest from a nearby church was being led over to the dying soldier. In her heart she said a silent prayer of thanks.
A sharp pain suddenly seized her and once again Diana fainted.
This time she awoke in an andn...dance. Her right arm llirobhed slightly, but the nurse seated nearby assured her that she was all right. After about an hour she was released from the hospital. Her family had driven over to the hospital and were waiting outside for her. In answer to her eager questions they told her that the |)lane. which had only been in (light for eight miiuiles had not been able to avoid hitting sonieoiu>"s home before it reached the o|)en field. \one of the occupants of the home had been killed, but several had been injured.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That thought is the only thing that enables you to go on . . . through the mud and cold and . . ." A white-coated figure knelt beside them as another helped Diana to her feet. She looked all around her, surveying the scorched, torn wreckage. Doctors and nurses bent over broken bodies. A priest from a nearby church was being led over to the dying soldier. In her heart she said a silent prayer of thanks.
A sharp pain suddenly seized her and once again Diana fainted.
This time she awoke in an andn...dance. Her right arm llirobhed slightly, but the nurse seated nearby assured her that she was all right. After about an hour she was released from the hospital. Her family had driven over to the hospital and were waiting outside for her. In answer to her eager questions they told her that the |)lane. which had only been in (light for eight miiuiles had not been able to avoid hitting sonieoiu>"s home before it reached the o|)en field. \one of the occupants of the home had been killed, but several had been injured.
What to read after Loria. 29?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by St. Joseph's College, New York to read onlineMoreLess
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