The Quaker And the Rebel
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Lila shook her gently. “Why is your nightgown wet?” She picked up the cast-off garment from the floor.
“I fell in the river. Go away, Lila. It can’t possibly be time to get up yet.” Emily buried her head deeper under the quilt to protect her eyes from the streaming sunlight.
“The river? You walked all the way to the Shenandoah River in your nightgown? Have you lost your mind?”
“Yes. If that is what you came to ask me, you have your answer.” Emily gripped the edge of the covers tightly as Lila pu...lled them from the bottom of the bed.
“I already knew that. The reason I came is to get you up. I thought Yankees were supposed to be industrious, while we Southerners were the lazy ones.”
“You heard wrong and have it backward.” Emily’s words sounded muffled from under the feather pillow.
Lila stared at the lumpy form beneath the quilts with arms akimbo. “I’m out of insults to raise your dander, so I’ll try a different approach.” She plopped down on the bed. “If you tell me what you did with Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lila shook her gently. “Why is your nightgown wet?” She picked up the cast-off garment from the floor.
“I fell in the river. Go away, Lila. It can’t possibly be time to get up yet.” Emily buried her head deeper under the quilt to protect her eyes from the streaming sunlight.
“The river? You walked all the way to the Shenandoah River in your nightgown? Have you lost your mind?”
“Yes. If that is what you came to ask me, you have your answer.” Emily gripped the edge of the covers tightly as Lila pu...lled them from the bottom of the bed.
“I already knew that. The reason I came is to get you up. I thought Yankees were supposed to be industrious, while we Southerners were the lazy ones.”
“You heard wrong and have it backward.” Emily’s words sounded muffled from under the feather pillow.
Lila stared at the lumpy form beneath the quilts with arms akimbo. “I’m out of insults to raise your dander, so I’ll try a different approach.” She plopped down on the bed. “If you tell me what you did with Mr.
What to read after The Quaker And the Rebel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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