Always Come Home (Emerson 1)
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One was that it had a minimum of exclamation points and underlined text. Colin was used to receiving daily invitations from Mrs.
Babcock that made clear her excitement. He was often asked to “Partake of a meal!” Or “Walk in the garden with Miss Babcock, who was SO looking forward to seeing him!” On one occasion, he was even promised an “Evening of untold excitement!!!” That evening had consisted of Miss Babcock playing the pianoforte. And not all that expertly.
Colin knew he should not be snide.... It certainly wasn’t Miss Babcock’s fault that her mother was pushing the match with such urgency. In truth, the lady herself didn’t seem to share her mama’s enthusiasm for the marriage, though she always said the correct things.
But this invitation had few embellishments and, even more surprisingly, it extended not only to Rose and Letty, but to Ava as well, even if she was only referred to as “the governess.” Ava had been avoiding him even more than usual ever since their understudy conversation and he could tell she wanted to cry off from attending the dinner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One was that it had a minimum of exclamation points and underlined text. Colin was used to receiving daily invitations from Mrs.
Babcock that made clear her excitement. He was often asked to “Partake of a meal!” Or “Walk in the garden with Miss Babcock, who was SO looking forward to seeing him!” On one occasion, he was even promised an “Evening of untold excitement!!!” That evening had consisted of Miss Babcock playing the pianoforte. And not all that expertly.
Colin knew he should not be snide.... It certainly wasn’t Miss Babcock’s fault that her mother was pushing the match with such urgency. In truth, the lady herself didn’t seem to share her mama’s enthusiasm for the marriage, though she always said the correct things.
But this invitation had few embellishments and, even more surprisingly, it extended not only to Rose and Letty, but to Ava as well, even if she was only referred to as “the governess.” Ava had been avoiding him even more than usual ever since their understudy conversation and he could tell she wanted to cry off from attending the dinner.
What to read after Always Come Home (Emerson 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maureen Driscoll to read onlineMoreLess
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