A Mourning Wedding (2011)
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Daisy and Lucy went down together. Daisy was wearing her black georgette, unadorned by its usual bright-hued scarf or necklace. Without that visual distraction, she felt exposed, but Lucy swore her pregnancy was not showing. Nancy, whom they met with Tim on the stairs, concurred.
“You’re only a few weeks, aren’t you?” she said. “Five months is when you really start to notice, and if you wear the right clothes, other people may not till seven months.”
“Wait till you’re eight months and big as a b...limp,” said Lucy callously.
“A pregnant woman is a beautiful sight in the eyes of God and man,” the Rev. Tim said in his gentle way.
Lucy snorted, but quietly.
In the drawing room Rupert, with Sally at his side, was dispensing drinks with a lavish hand and a sort of uneasy geniality. His position was difficult, Daisy acknowledged. He was standing in as host for his suddenly incapacitated grandfather after the death by murder of his father. A host ought to be affable but, in the circumstances, Rupert rather overdid the affability.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Daisy and Lucy went down together. Daisy was wearing her black georgette, unadorned by its usual bright-hued scarf or necklace. Without that visual distraction, she felt exposed, but Lucy swore her pregnancy was not showing. Nancy, whom they met with Tim on the stairs, concurred.
“You’re only a few weeks, aren’t you?” she said. “Five months is when you really start to notice, and if you wear the right clothes, other people may not till seven months.”
“Wait till you’re eight months and big as a b...limp,” said Lucy callously.
“A pregnant woman is a beautiful sight in the eyes of God and man,” the Rev. Tim said in his gentle way.
Lucy snorted, but quietly.
In the drawing room Rupert, with Sally at his side, was dispensing drinks with a lavish hand and a sort of uneasy geniality. His position was difficult, Daisy acknowledged. He was standing in as host for his suddenly incapacitated grandfather after the death by murder of his father. A host ought to be affable but, in the circumstances, Rupert rather overdid the affability.
What to read after A Mourning Wedding?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carola Dunn to read onlineMoreLess
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