The Raven
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It had made an innocuous appearance when she’d arrived home after Ambrogio’s visit. On this morning, she stared at it with utter hatred.
Most of the changes in her appearance had been reversed. Her disability had returned almost completely. Her weight had increased so she was, perhaps, a size smaller than she’d been. No one who saw her now would think she’d undergone a miraculous change.
She was angry with herself for enjoying her brief experience of beauty and for mourning its departure.... She’d never thought of herself as shallow; she thought of herself as stoic. Clearly she didn’t know herself as well as she thought.
She was also angry with herself for hating her disability. No sooner had she limped out of bed that morning than she’d begun thinking of asking William to give her vampyre blood to heal her leg.
Her willingness to entertain the idea upset her greatly.
Her disability divided her from those who did not have visible disabilities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had made an innocuous appearance when she’d arrived home after Ambrogio’s visit. On this morning, she stared at it with utter hatred.
Most of the changes in her appearance had been reversed. Her disability had returned almost completely. Her weight had increased so she was, perhaps, a size smaller than she’d been. No one who saw her now would think she’d undergone a miraculous change.
She was angry with herself for enjoying her brief experience of beauty and for mourning its departure.... She’d never thought of herself as shallow; she thought of herself as stoic. Clearly she didn’t know herself as well as she thought.
She was also angry with herself for hating her disability. No sooner had she limped out of bed that morning than she’d begun thinking of asking William to give her vampyre blood to heal her leg.
Her willingness to entertain the idea upset her greatly.
Her disability divided her from those who did not have visible disabilities.
What to read after The Raven?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sylvain Reynard to read onlineMoreLess
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