Celia's House (2015)
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It was all over. He had not expected to enjoy it, but it had been tremendous fun. They had all worked together and they had made something. It was not perfect, of course, but it was worthwhile. Now the cord that had bound them all together was broken and they were scattered. That was what Mark felt. It had been lovely saying those words to Tessa… “How now, my love, why is thy cheek so pale”…“Gentle Hermia, may I marry thee?” Somehow he knew she had understood that he really meant the words, that... they expressed his own deepest feelings.
Mark leaned out of his bedroom window. It was very early, but the birds were awake, twittering in the bushes, singing in the trees. Mark’s heart sang with them. “My love…my fair love…may I marry thee?”
He was going to see her this afternoon, for she and Oliver were coming over to tea. He must get her alone and find out if she really understood. Of course he could not say anything definite to Tessa yet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was all over. He had not expected to enjoy it, but it had been tremendous fun. They had all worked together and they had made something. It was not perfect, of course, but it was worthwhile. Now the cord that had bound them all together was broken and they were scattered. That was what Mark felt. It had been lovely saying those words to Tessa… “How now, my love, why is thy cheek so pale”…“Gentle Hermia, may I marry thee?” Somehow he knew she had understood that he really meant the words, that... they expressed his own deepest feelings.
Mark leaned out of his bedroom window. It was very early, but the birds were awake, twittering in the bushes, singing in the trees. Mark’s heart sang with them. “My love…my fair love…may I marry thee?”
He was going to see her this afternoon, for she and Oliver were coming over to tea. He must get her alone and find out if she really understood. Of course he could not say anything definite to Tessa yet.
What to read after Celia's House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D. E. Stevenson to read onlineMoreLess
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