Dreadfully Ever After
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Her father was giving Lizzy that look—both affectionate and respectful, tender yet twinkling with wry amusement. And it brought the old feelings right back.
Kitty didn’t want to call it jealousy. So much so, in fact, that years ago she had consulted Dr. Roget’s thesaurus in search of a more palatable word for it.
Envy, no. Jaundice, no. Invidiousness, no. Horn-madness ... what?
In the end, she decided that “covetousness” would have to do. She didn’t resent Lizzy. She simply wanted wh...at her sister seemed (to her) to have won so easily. A father’s esteem. A good man’s love.
In the days when she and Lydia were so close that they shared between them not just ribbons and jewelry but one impetuous and petty personality, she would have stamped her foot and declared, “It’s not fair! Lizzy always gets what she wants!” But she was older now and trying to be wiser, and her sister needed her help.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her father was giving Lizzy that look—both affectionate and respectful, tender yet twinkling with wry amusement. And it brought the old feelings right back.
Kitty didn’t want to call it jealousy. So much so, in fact, that years ago she had consulted Dr. Roget’s thesaurus in search of a more palatable word for it.
Envy, no. Jaundice, no. Invidiousness, no. Horn-madness ... what?
In the end, she decided that “covetousness” would have to do. She didn’t resent Lizzy. She simply wanted wh...at her sister seemed (to her) to have won so easily. A father’s esteem. A good man’s love.
In the days when she and Lydia were so close that they shared between them not just ribbons and jewelry but one impetuous and petty personality, she would have stamped her foot and declared, “It’s not fair! Lizzy always gets what she wants!” But she was older now and trying to be wiser, and her sister needed her help.
What to read after Dreadfully Ever After?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steve Hockensmith to read onlineMoreLess
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