No Spot of Ground
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He had limped into the Starker house from the firelit military camp outside, from a cacophony of wagons rattling, men driving tent pegs, provost marshals setting up the perimeter, a battalion of Ewell’s Napoleon guns rolling past, their wheels lifting dust from the old farm road, dust that drifted over the camp, turning the firelight red and the scene into a pictured outpost of Hell.And here, to his surprise, was a dead girl in the parlor. She was perhaps sixteen, with dark hair, translucent ski...n, and cheeks with high painted spots of phthisis red. Her slim form was dressed in white.She lay in her coffin with candles at her head and feet, and her long-faced relatives sat in a semicircle of chairs under portraits of ancestors and Jefferson Davis.A gangly man, probably the dead girl’s father, rose awkwardly to welcome the surprised stranger, who had wandered into the parlor in hopes of asking for a glass of lemonade.The intruder straightened in surprise. He took off his soft white hat and held it over his heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had limped into the Starker house from the firelit military camp outside, from a cacophony of wagons rattling, men driving tent pegs, provost marshals setting up the perimeter, a battalion of Ewell’s Napoleon guns rolling past, their wheels lifting dust from the old farm road, dust that drifted over the camp, turning the firelight red and the scene into a pictured outpost of Hell.And here, to his surprise, was a dead girl in the parlor. She was perhaps sixteen, with dark hair, translucent ski...n, and cheeks with high painted spots of phthisis red. Her slim form was dressed in white.She lay in her coffin with candles at her head and feet, and her long-faced relatives sat in a semicircle of chairs under portraits of ancestors and Jefferson Davis.A gangly man, probably the dead girl’s father, rose awkwardly to welcome the surprised stranger, who had wandered into the parlor in hopes of asking for a glass of lemonade.The intruder straightened in surprise. He took off his soft white hat and held it over his heart.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Jon Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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