Death At Gallows Green
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“An unspeakable match, my dear, utterly abominable. It has turned his mother’s hair silver and made his father into a pallid wretch.”
“But could no one remonstrate with him? Could no one dissuade him from his intention?”
“Sadly, no one. The affair is an absolute tragedy, and it bids fair to sink the whole family.”
—BERYL BARDWELLAmber’s Amulet True to his word, Bradford Marsden placed his mother’s emeralds in her hands the next morning, immediately upon his return on the early train from Lond...on.
“Thank you, dearest Mama,” he said, “for the loan.”
Lady Marsden, still in her bed with a lace shawl around her shoulders, tried to hide her relief. She had not wished to let Bradford have the emeralds, but he was her only son and dearest joy. Her mother’s heart had been touched, and she had offered to help—but impulsively, without fully understanding what was needed. That she had been sorry afterward was not something she wanted him to know. So she only said, in the acerbic tone she used to mask her sentimental feeling for him, “I hope, Bradford, that you have learned your lesson.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“An unspeakable match, my dear, utterly abominable. It has turned his mother’s hair silver and made his father into a pallid wretch.”
“But could no one remonstrate with him? Could no one dissuade him from his intention?”
“Sadly, no one. The affair is an absolute tragedy, and it bids fair to sink the whole family.”
—BERYL BARDWELLAmber’s Amulet True to his word, Bradford Marsden placed his mother’s emeralds in her hands the next morning, immediately upon his return on the early train from Lond...on.
“Thank you, dearest Mama,” he said, “for the loan.”
Lady Marsden, still in her bed with a lace shawl around her shoulders, tried to hide her relief. She had not wished to let Bradford have the emeralds, but he was her only son and dearest joy. Her mother’s heart had been touched, and she had offered to help—but impulsively, without fully understanding what was needed. That she had been sorry afterward was not something she wanted him to know. So she only said, in the acerbic tone she used to mask her sentimental feeling for him, “I hope, Bradford, that you have learned your lesson.”
What to read after Death At Gallows Green?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robin Paige to read onlineMoreLess
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