Daisy Buchanan's Daughter book 1: Cadwaller's Gun
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Anne hangs on her words and follows her in from the garden helping to carry the great heaps of flowers, and stands adoringly passing them up as Diana creates one of her magical arrangements. ‘Four delphiniums now, Anne, mix the pale blues with the darker. Thank you. Now a big bunch of roses. That’s it. Always remember when doing a mixed bouquet to have clumps of the same flower together. Not one here, one there, that makes for an arty bouquet. Arty things are common, don’t you agree?’ ‘Yes, Lady... Diana…Is it a party, Lady Diana?’ ‘No, it isn’t, and that is why we must take a lot of trouble…Suppose we put the white china unicorn on the middle of the table and make a wreath of white flowers for him to wear around his neck. Shall we go to pick the wild flowers?’”
—Susan Mary Alsop, To Marietta from Paris, 1945–1960 There was an old man of Khartoum Who kept two black sheep in his room.
To remind him, he said, Of two friends who were dead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Anne hangs on her words and follows her in from the garden helping to carry the great heaps of flowers, and stands adoringly passing them up as Diana creates one of her magical arrangements. ‘Four delphiniums now, Anne, mix the pale blues with the darker. Thank you. Now a big bunch of roses. That’s it. Always remember when doing a mixed bouquet to have clumps of the same flower together. Not one here, one there, that makes for an arty bouquet. Arty things are common, don’t you agree?’ ‘Yes, Lady... Diana…Is it a party, Lady Diana?’ ‘No, it isn’t, and that is why we must take a lot of trouble…Suppose we put the white china unicorn on the middle of the table and make a wreath of white flowers for him to wear around his neck. Shall we go to pick the wild flowers?’”
—Susan Mary Alsop, To Marietta from Paris, 1945–1960 There was an old man of Khartoum Who kept two black sheep in his room.
To remind him, he said, Of two friends who were dead.
What to read after Daisy Buchanan's Daughter book 1: Cadwaller's Gun?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carson, Tom to read onlineMoreLess
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