The Bone Garden: a Novel
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They still had two miles to walk, but the sky was blue and the ice-crusted snow glittered bright as glass in the afternoon sun. As they trudged down the road with Meggie in Rose’s arms, Norris pointed out which fields belonged to which neighbor. He would introduce her to them all, and they’d all adore her. The run-down house over there belonged to old Ezra Hutchinson, whose wife had died of typhus two years ago, and the cows in the adjoining field belonged to widow Heppy Comfort, who had her eye... on the now eligible Ezra. The neat house across the road belonged to Dr. and Mrs. Hallowell, the childless couple who had been so kind to him over the years, who’d welcomed him into their home as if he were their own son. Dr. Hallowell had opened his library to Norris and last year had written the glowing recommendation letter to the medical college. Rose took in all this information with a look of eager interest, even the trivial tidbits about Heppy’s lame calf and Dr. Hallowell’s eccentric collection of German hymnals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They still had two miles to walk, but the sky was blue and the ice-crusted snow glittered bright as glass in the afternoon sun. As they trudged down the road with Meggie in Rose’s arms, Norris pointed out which fields belonged to which neighbor. He would introduce her to them all, and they’d all adore her. The run-down house over there belonged to old Ezra Hutchinson, whose wife had died of typhus two years ago, and the cows in the adjoining field belonged to widow Heppy Comfort, who had her eye... on the now eligible Ezra. The neat house across the road belonged to Dr. and Mrs. Hallowell, the childless couple who had been so kind to him over the years, who’d welcomed him into their home as if he were their own son. Dr. Hallowell had opened his library to Norris and last year had written the glowing recommendation letter to the medical college. Rose took in all this information with a look of eager interest, even the trivial tidbits about Heppy’s lame calf and Dr. Hallowell’s eccentric collection of German hymnals.
What to read after The Bone Garden: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tess Gerritsen to read onlineMoreLess
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