Courting Susannah (2000)
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Susannah, having left Victoria in Maisie’s competent care, bundled up in her cloak and struck out for the churchyard around the corner. Given the size of Aubrey’s house and grounds, the walk was not as short as one might think.
After letting herself into the cemetery through the icy iron gate, Susannah walked over to Julia’s grand monument, drew back one foot, and kicked at the base. “How could you have done such things?” she hissed. “How could you open a chasm like that between two brothers?”
T...o her surprise, Susannah realized that she was crying. She sniffled and touched the side of her wrist to her nose. Although she hadn’t kicked the mausoleum very hard, her toes, already half frozen inside her scuffed high-button shoes, ached from the blow.
“I thought I knew you,” she murmured.
Julia didn’t answer, of course, and Susannah was at a loss. The whole exercise of confronting her dead friend was, of course, a pointless one. She lingered only a few more minutes, then hurried home to shiver out of her cloak and warm her hands before the kitchen stove.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Susannah, having left Victoria in Maisie’s competent care, bundled up in her cloak and struck out for the churchyard around the corner. Given the size of Aubrey’s house and grounds, the walk was not as short as one might think.
After letting herself into the cemetery through the icy iron gate, Susannah walked over to Julia’s grand monument, drew back one foot, and kicked at the base. “How could you have done such things?” she hissed. “How could you open a chasm like that between two brothers?”
T...o her surprise, Susannah realized that she was crying. She sniffled and touched the side of her wrist to her nose. Although she hadn’t kicked the mausoleum very hard, her toes, already half frozen inside her scuffed high-button shoes, ached from the blow.
“I thought I knew you,” she murmured.
Julia didn’t answer, of course, and Susannah was at a loss. The whole exercise of confronting her dead friend was, of course, a pointless one. She lingered only a few more minutes, then hurried home to shiver out of her cloak and warm her hands before the kitchen stove.
What to read after Courting Susannah?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Linda Lael Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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