A Partridge in a Pear Tree
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Lady Kirkwood announced to her maid.
Rose paused in brushing Lady Kirkwood's white hair, staring at her in the dressing table mirror. “A ball, my lady? But there hasn't been dancing here in ever so long.”
“Four years. That was the last one, right before my dear husband died. I have not felt like dancing since then.” She touched one wrinkled fingertips tenderly to the miniature portrait on her table. The painted image of the handsome gentleman smiled back.
“What has changed your mind,... my lady?”
“Watching the young people, of course. It has been a very long time since young people have been at Kirkwood manor! They are so energetic, so enthusiastic about everything. They make me laugh; they make me want to hear music again. So we shall have a lovely Christmas ball. Fetch me my lap desk, Rose.”
While the maid scrambled to find the desk, Lady Kirkwood took a small key from her jewel case and unlocked the bottom drawer of the dressing table.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lady Kirkwood announced to her maid.
Rose paused in brushing Lady Kirkwood's white hair, staring at her in the dressing table mirror. “A ball, my lady? But there hasn't been dancing here in ever so long.”
“Four years. That was the last one, right before my dear husband died. I have not felt like dancing since then.” She touched one wrinkled fingertips tenderly to the miniature portrait on her table. The painted image of the handsome gentleman smiled back.
“What has changed your mind,... my lady?”
“Watching the young people, of course. It has been a very long time since young people have been at Kirkwood manor! They are so energetic, so enthusiastic about everything. They make me laugh; they make me want to hear music again. So we shall have a lovely Christmas ball. Fetch me my lap desk, Rose.”
While the maid scrambled to find the desk, Lady Kirkwood took a small key from her jewel case and unlocked the bottom drawer of the dressing table.
What to read after A Partridge in a Pear Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amanda Mccabe to read onlineMoreLess
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