A Second Spring (2008)
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said Catriona placidly, “is that if Donald falls in, you have to fish him out, not I.”
Letty laughed. “Unfortunately, Daphne is just as likely to fall in. If they both take the plunge at once, Mama, you may be called upon to help.”
Lady Catriona March and her daughter stood on the bank of the ornamental lake. Among the reeds, in an aged rowboat tied to a rickety jetty, Letty’s seven-year-old twins played at pirates. With bulrushes for cutlasses they hacked harmlessly at each other, the August su...n bright on their copper curls.
Even as the ladies watched, the boat began to sink with a bubbling sigh.
“The water is not very deep,” said Letty with her usual optimism, “and it is a warm day. I hope they can manage without me, as I foolishly put on my new gown.” She glanced up the slope at the sprawling manor of Lincolnshire stone before moving to the near end of the jetty.
Knee-deep in muddy water, Donald and Daphne argued about whose fault it was that their pirate ship had sunk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Catriona placidly, “is that if Donald falls in, you have to fish him out, not I.”
Letty laughed. “Unfortunately, Daphne is just as likely to fall in. If they both take the plunge at once, Mama, you may be called upon to help.”
Lady Catriona March and her daughter stood on the bank of the ornamental lake. Among the reeds, in an aged rowboat tied to a rickety jetty, Letty’s seven-year-old twins played at pirates. With bulrushes for cutlasses they hacked harmlessly at each other, the August su...n bright on their copper curls.
Even as the ladies watched, the boat began to sink with a bubbling sigh.
“The water is not very deep,” said Letty with her usual optimism, “and it is a warm day. I hope they can manage without me, as I foolishly put on my new gown.” She glanced up the slope at the sprawling manor of Lincolnshire stone before moving to the near end of the jetty.
Knee-deep in muddy water, Donald and Daphne argued about whose fault it was that their pirate ship had sunk.
What to read after A Second Spring?
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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