Edge of the Wilderness (2012)
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—Proverbs 18:22 “Auntie Jane!” Timothy poked his head in the library door and hissed. “SHHHH! It’s a surprise!”
Jane looked up from her reading just in time to see Timothy’s round face wreathed in a smile. Then he giggled and disappeared. Frowning slightly, Jane returned to her reading.
Fanny Laclede came next, inviting Jane downstairs to tea. “I know it’s a bit early,” she said, smoothing her dark hair with a gloved hand. “But Richard and I have an engagement this evening, and w...e were hoping to speak with you about something.”
When Jane closed her book and stood up, Fanny said, “Perhaps you’ll want to freshen up. Richard and I—” She hesitated, then said quickly, “We might have guests.”
“I certainly don’t want to interrupt your entertaining, Mrs. Laclede,” Jane said, trying to hide the hurt she felt at Fanny’s intimation that her appearance was too dowdy for the Lacledes’ social circles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. .
—Proverbs 18:22 “Auntie Jane!” Timothy poked his head in the library door and hissed. “SHHHH! It’s a surprise!”
Jane looked up from her reading just in time to see Timothy’s round face wreathed in a smile. Then he giggled and disappeared. Frowning slightly, Jane returned to her reading.
Fanny Laclede came next, inviting Jane downstairs to tea. “I know it’s a bit early,” she said, smoothing her dark hair with a gloved hand. “But Richard and I have an engagement this evening, and w...e were hoping to speak with you about something.”
When Jane closed her book and stood up, Fanny said, “Perhaps you’ll want to freshen up. Richard and I—” She hesitated, then said quickly, “We might have guests.”
“I certainly don’t want to interrupt your entertaining, Mrs. Laclede,” Jane said, trying to hide the hurt she felt at Fanny’s intimation that her appearance was too dowdy for the Lacledes’ social circles.
What to read after Edge of the Wilderness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephanie Grace Whitson to read onlineMoreLess
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