An Affair to Remember
An Affair to Remember
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He just might answer and then you, my dear, would have to listen.
Lady Clives-Brandley to her friend, Mrs. Fairfax, while walking the maze at Hamilton House After a hot bath and a short rest, Anna went to the nursery, where she found the children huddled together, whispering.
“Hello, children,” she said brightly. “Planning something fun?”
Elizabeth started up from the table, her face pink. “Miss Thraxton! We were…we were…” She cast a wild glance at Desford.
He scowled and said sullenly, “We were... planning on making a fort.”
Elizabeth nodded, coloring even more deeply. “Th-that’s right. A fort. We were going to make a fort.”
“Hm,” Anna said. She walked to the table and pulled out a chair. With the exception of two chairs beside the fireplace, the furnishings in the nursery were made to the children’s size. She settled into the small seat, her knees well over the edge of the table, so she clasped her arms about them. “Perhaps I can help. I used to make all sorts of forts when I was a child.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He just might answer and then you, my dear, would have to listen.
Lady Clives-Brandley to her friend, Mrs. Fairfax, while walking the maze at Hamilton House After a hot bath and a short rest, Anna went to the nursery, where she found the children huddled together, whispering.
“Hello, children,” she said brightly. “Planning something fun?”
Elizabeth started up from the table, her face pink. “Miss Thraxton! We were…we were…” She cast a wild glance at Desford.
He scowled and said sullenly, “We were... planning on making a fort.”
Elizabeth nodded, coloring even more deeply. “Th-that’s right. A fort. We were going to make a fort.”
“Hm,” Anna said. She walked to the table and pulled out a chair. With the exception of two chairs beside the fireplace, the furnishings in the nursery were made to the children’s size. She settled into the small seat, her knees well over the edge of the table, so she clasped her arms about them. “Perhaps I can help. I used to make all sorts of forts when I was a child.”
What to read after An Affair to Remember?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karen Hawkins to read onlineMoreLess
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