Bluebells On the Hill
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Now from the beginning. She played the melody more confidently this time, sang the new words softly, under her breath. No, this part still wasn't quite right. Still didn't flow as well as the rest.
She tried another string, another chord. She could hear it in her head, why couldn't she get it right on the guitar? It was frustrating.
'Hello.' Amanda looked up from her concentration to see a horse and rider on the main drive. John-Michael Mackenzie, mounted on a large chestnut horse.
'Hi, come on ...over,' she invited, putting the guitar aside. She pushed her glasses on her nose, turned the paper over and watched as John-Michael rode up, dismounted and tied his horse to a post of the railing.
'I didn't know if you'd be home or not,' he said, joining her on the deck. He was already over six feet tall.
Amanda wondered if, when he had filled out, he would approach his father's size.
'Especially to a Mackenzie,' he added with a grin.
'Why not to a Mackenzie? I only know two of them and one I think I could like.' Amanda smiled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now from the beginning. She played the melody more confidently this time, sang the new words softly, under her breath. No, this part still wasn't quite right. Still didn't flow as well as the rest.
She tried another string, another chord. She could hear it in her head, why couldn't she get it right on the guitar? It was frustrating.
'Hello.' Amanda looked up from her concentration to see a horse and rider on the main drive. John-Michael Mackenzie, mounted on a large chestnut horse.
'Hi, come on ...over,' she invited, putting the guitar aside. She pushed her glasses on her nose, turned the paper over and watched as John-Michael rode up, dismounted and tied his horse to a post of the railing.
'I didn't know if you'd be home or not,' he said, joining her on the deck. He was already over six feet tall.
Amanda wondered if, when he had filled out, he would approach his father's size.
'Especially to a Mackenzie,' he added with a grin.
'Why not to a Mackenzie? I only know two of them and one I think I could like.' Amanda smiled.
What to read after Bluebells On the Hill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Mcmahon to read onlineMoreLess
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