For Many a Long Day (2014)
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The tiny slips from Charlie Running’s rich red geranium he’d left for her at the forge on one of his regular visits, were now vigorous plants, already coming into bloom. They made a brilliant contrast with a purple clematis she’d found herself one Sunday afternoon out walking with George.In a lane beyond Annacramp, she’d caught sight of a startling carpet of colour spreading over tall weeds, tangled briars and fallen stones in the ruins of an old house. He’d tramped a path for her to let her get... a closer look, then he’d cut down some of the more rampant weeds that threatened to choke the roots. She’d laid down pieces of stone to protect them, then left the plant to go on blooming undisturbed. When they visited the old house again, she found some aquilegia and wallflowers as well, but they did not return with a spade to lift the clematis till all its flowers had gone and only their silvery seed heads and her marker stones showed them where to dig.
Cycling home in the evenings, she thought longingly of walking the lanes, hand in hand, talking about the events of the day, or their plans for the future, before finding a quiet field entrance with a stone pillar to lean against, their arms round each other, kissing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The tiny slips from Charlie Running’s rich red geranium he’d left for her at the forge on one of his regular visits, were now vigorous plants, already coming into bloom. They made a brilliant contrast with a purple clematis she’d found herself one Sunday afternoon out walking with George.In a lane beyond Annacramp, she’d caught sight of a startling carpet of colour spreading over tall weeds, tangled briars and fallen stones in the ruins of an old house. He’d tramped a path for her to let her get... a closer look, then he’d cut down some of the more rampant weeds that threatened to choke the roots. She’d laid down pieces of stone to protect them, then left the plant to go on blooming undisturbed. When they visited the old house again, she found some aquilegia and wallflowers as well, but they did not return with a spade to lift the clematis till all its flowers had gone and only their silvery seed heads and her marker stones showed them where to dig.
Cycling home in the evenings, she thought longingly of walking the lanes, hand in hand, talking about the events of the day, or their plans for the future, before finding a quiet field entrance with a stone pillar to lean against, their arms round each other, kissing.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Doughty to read onlineMoreLess
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