A Wreath of Snow (2012)
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Go. A small word, hardly more than a breath, yet it had to be said. Meg knew her brother’s temper and wanted to spare Gordon the worst of it. But now that she’d urged him to leave, now that she’d bidden him farewell, Meg felt something inside her crack like ice submerged in hot water.
Gordon Shaw was a changed man. She understood that now. Though he’d revealed who he was to her family, he’d kept his word not to tell of her subterfuge. And when he said, “Mr. Gordon is the name I gave her,” it was... the truth but not the whole truth, withheld for her sake.
Meg knew she should be grateful, even relieved. Instead she was heartsick. You weren’t the only one who deceived my family, Mr. Shaw. She stared into the snow, a wintry blur of white blowing in every direction. Gordon had already disappeared from view. He was probably bound for the railway station, seeking news. Or headed for the Golden Lion, seeking shelter.
“Meg.” Her mother’s small hand touched her shoulder. “I wonder … is there something you haven’t told me, dear?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Go. A small word, hardly more than a breath, yet it had to be said. Meg knew her brother’s temper and wanted to spare Gordon the worst of it. But now that she’d urged him to leave, now that she’d bidden him farewell, Meg felt something inside her crack like ice submerged in hot water.
Gordon Shaw was a changed man. She understood that now. Though he’d revealed who he was to her family, he’d kept his word not to tell of her subterfuge. And when he said, “Mr. Gordon is the name I gave her,” it was... the truth but not the whole truth, withheld for her sake.
Meg knew she should be grateful, even relieved. Instead she was heartsick. You weren’t the only one who deceived my family, Mr. Shaw. She stared into the snow, a wintry blur of white blowing in every direction. Gordon had already disappeared from view. He was probably bound for the railway station, seeking news. Or headed for the Golden Lion, seeking shelter.
“Meg.” Her mother’s small hand touched her shoulder. “I wonder … is there something you haven’t told me, dear?”
What to read after A Wreath of Snow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Liz Curtis Higgs to read onlineMoreLess
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