The Village Shield a Story of Mexico
The Village Shield a Story of Mexico
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" Ramon understood the necessity, even bet- ter than we. With an iron will that molded his boyish face like a mask, he controlled his passion, and sat long with the Padre at the table, discussing the political situation and per- fecting our plans.
To me, only a girl, and worn with the re- sponsibilities and dangers of our long flight, it was very sweet to give over the planning to those two who knew so well the strange ways of the great world into which our tragedies had plunged us. I listened ...till my tired head sank lower and lower, and I fell asleep.
Hours later, through the deep slumber that held me, I felt Ramon's arms about me as he carried me to bed. "Sleep well, little sister, " I heard him say. He stooped to seal my eye- lids with kisses that seemed to weight them LEY FUGA 107 still more heavily, and left me to my dreams, dreams of dancing water, of our wattled hut, of Grandfather, Grandmother, and Ramon.
I woke to a freshly whitewashed room, and to sunlight sifting through closed shutters upon a cool, tiled floor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Ramon understood the necessity, even bet- ter than we. With an iron will that molded his boyish face like a mask, he controlled his passion, and sat long with the Padre at the table, discussing the political situation and per- fecting our plans.
To me, only a girl, and worn with the re- sponsibilities and dangers of our long flight, it was very sweet to give over the planning to those two who knew so well the strange ways of the great world into which our tragedies had plunged us. I listened ...till my tired head sank lower and lower, and I fell asleep.
Hours later, through the deep slumber that held me, I felt Ramon's arms about me as he carried me to bed. "Sleep well, little sister, " I heard him say. He stooped to seal my eye- lids with kisses that seemed to weight them LEY FUGA 107 still more heavily, and left me to my dreams, dreams of dancing water, of our wattled hut, of Grandfather, Grandmother, and Ramon.
I woke to a freshly whitewashed room, and to sunlight sifting through closed shutters upon a cool, tiled floor.
What to read after The Village Shield a Story of Mexico?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruth Louise Gaines to read onlineMoreLess
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