The Pilgrim Song
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As consciousness swam back to her, she allowed herself to daydream about her soft sheets back home in New York. The thin blanket provided little warmth, and a shiver overtook her. She hunched herself closer together, her legs drawn up, dreading to throw back the covers.
I wish I were home again, she moaned to herself. But even as the thought passed through her head, she recognized that she was home. The memory of loss gripped her, and she pressed her fist against her eyes as if to shut out t...he world. The trip had drained her of all strength. She wanted to scream, cry out, simply run somewhere—but there was no place to hide.
She heard a tiny noise, so slight she thought she might have imagined it, but then it came again. Cautiously Jenny lifted her head. The cold air struck her shoulders, and she saw that the windowpanes were frosted, emitting only pale light from the sun. There was no warmth in the meager light, and her shoulders shook with the cold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As consciousness swam back to her, she allowed herself to daydream about her soft sheets back home in New York. The thin blanket provided little warmth, and a shiver overtook her. She hunched herself closer together, her legs drawn up, dreading to throw back the covers.
I wish I were home again, she moaned to herself. But even as the thought passed through her head, she recognized that she was home. The memory of loss gripped her, and she pressed her fist against her eyes as if to shut out t...he world. The trip had drained her of all strength. She wanted to scream, cry out, simply run somewhere—but there was no place to hide.
She heard a tiny noise, so slight she thought she might have imagined it, but then it came again. Cautiously Jenny lifted her head. The cold air struck her shoulders, and she saw that the windowpanes were frosted, emitting only pale light from the sun. There was no warmth in the meager light, and her shoulders shook with the cold.
What to read after The Pilgrim Song?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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