Night Fire
Night Fire
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Nor did he ask what had become of the girls’ more bloodthirsty army pursuits. “I swear to you,” he whispered to Arielle, “the last time I played with them, I was the enemy and they turned their cannon on me.”
“I suppose,” Arielle said, “that this is just another stage.”
“You, my dear, know about as much about these matters as I do. Goodness, look at this doll’s face. If you painted yourself like this, I think I should flee to the Continent.”
The doll’s face was dead white with scarlet lips and b...lack slashes for brows. Its shiny black hair stuck up in clumps from the scalp. “What shall you name her, Uncle Burke?”
He looked thoughtful, then said to Virgie, “What do you think of ‘Wellington’?”
“Uncle Burke. Really.”
“All right, then, how about ‘Josephine’?”
Virgie beamed and nodded vigorously. “Yes, that will do her quite nicely, I think.” She fidgeted a moment, then said, “If you like, Uncle Burke, Josephine could stay in the nursery with me, and you could play with her here.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nor did he ask what had become of the girls’ more bloodthirsty army pursuits. “I swear to you,” he whispered to Arielle, “the last time I played with them, I was the enemy and they turned their cannon on me.”
“I suppose,” Arielle said, “that this is just another stage.”
“You, my dear, know about as much about these matters as I do. Goodness, look at this doll’s face. If you painted yourself like this, I think I should flee to the Continent.”
The doll’s face was dead white with scarlet lips and b...lack slashes for brows. Its shiny black hair stuck up in clumps from the scalp. “What shall you name her, Uncle Burke?”
He looked thoughtful, then said to Virgie, “What do you think of ‘Wellington’?”
“Uncle Burke. Really.”
“All right, then, how about ‘Josephine’?”
Virgie beamed and nodded vigorously. “Yes, that will do her quite nicely, I think.” She fidgeted a moment, then said, “If you like, Uncle Burke, Josephine could stay in the nursery with me, and you could play with her here.”
What to read after Night Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Coulter to read onlineMoreLess
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