Embrace the Day
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He wondered how he would tell Genevieve about Hance. There was no kind way to put it, no way to disguise what Hance had become.God, he didn't even know the boy anymore. The dandified townsman was a stranger to him, all brash talk and freewheeling ways, living a life Roarke didn't even want to understand.He'd found Hance at Eagle Tavern, wearing a suit of clothes that would, years ago, have done Dandy Dunmore proud. Lace at his throat and wrists, a silk handkerchief protruding from the pocket of ...his embroidered frock coat. Roarke couldn't blame the ladies of the tavern for flirting with Hance, but the sight of Horace Rathford, so fawning in the attention he gave the young man, had given Roarke an unpleasant jolt. The middle-aged assemblyman commanded more respect and affection from Hance than Roarke ever had.Roarke pulled the front door open to an odd absence of noise. The mantel clock's ticking sounded like thunder in the silence. Ordinarily, the children would hurl themselves at him, begging to know what he'd brought them and fighting to be the first to tell jumbled stories of a just-born calf, a newly lost tooth, a particularly brave injury.Roarke went into the keeping room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wondered how he would tell Genevieve about Hance. There was no kind way to put it, no way to disguise what Hance had become.God, he didn't even know the boy anymore. The dandified townsman was a stranger to him, all brash talk and freewheeling ways, living a life Roarke didn't even want to understand.He'd found Hance at Eagle Tavern, wearing a suit of clothes that would, years ago, have done Dandy Dunmore proud. Lace at his throat and wrists, a silk handkerchief protruding from the pocket of ...his embroidered frock coat. Roarke couldn't blame the ladies of the tavern for flirting with Hance, but the sight of Horace Rathford, so fawning in the attention he gave the young man, had given Roarke an unpleasant jolt. The middle-aged assemblyman commanded more respect and affection from Hance than Roarke ever had.Roarke pulled the front door open to an odd absence of noise. The mantel clock's ticking sounded like thunder in the silence. Ordinarily, the children would hurl themselves at him, begging to know what he'd brought them and fighting to be the first to tell jumbled stories of a just-born calf, a newly lost tooth, a particularly brave injury.Roarke went into the keeping room.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Wiggs to read onlineMoreLess
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