Free Woman
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Puffs of fleecy white clouds slid softly over a sky of baby blue. It was a peaceful afternoon in May 1866, not the kind of day for the crazy adventure upon which Vicky and James had embarked.
From the moment they had met, they had been powerfully drawn to each other. Perhaps it had been Vicky's first words to James, "I see our futures linked." Neither of them could explain it, but, to their mutual amazement, James abruptly cut all ties and walked away from his life as if it had never existed. He... suggested they go away together. Others, Mrs. Blood to name one, would describe it in blunter terms and call it "running away." But James and Vicky, oblivious to everyone else, were in love.
Behind them lay the great Mississippi River and the city of St. Louis. Left behind, too, were the Claflins and Vicky's children and James's wife and daughter, not to mention his position as city auditor.
Ahead of them stretched the summer. Their wagon rambled westward through emerald orchards and olive-green farmlands, from one tiny village to another, hamlets that reminded Vicky of Homer and Mount Gilead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Puffs of fleecy white clouds slid softly over a sky of baby blue. It was a peaceful afternoon in May 1866, not the kind of day for the crazy adventure upon which Vicky and James had embarked.
From the moment they had met, they had been powerfully drawn to each other. Perhaps it had been Vicky's first words to James, "I see our futures linked." Neither of them could explain it, but, to their mutual amazement, James abruptly cut all ties and walked away from his life as if it had never existed. He... suggested they go away together. Others, Mrs. Blood to name one, would describe it in blunter terms and call it "running away." But James and Vicky, oblivious to everyone else, were in love.
Behind them lay the great Mississippi River and the city of St. Louis. Left behind, too, were the Claflins and Vicky's children and James's wife and daughter, not to mention his position as city auditor.
Ahead of them stretched the summer. Their wagon rambled westward through emerald orchards and olive-green farmlands, from one tiny village to another, hamlets that reminded Vicky of Homer and Mount Gilead.
What to read after Free Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marion Meade to read onlineMoreLess
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