Greetings of the Season And Other Stories
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They aren’t coming because of me.” Johna was wearing out the velvet of her new crimson gown, rubbing it between nervous fingers. The goose was hot, the wine was cool, and no one was there except her and the viscount. Not even old Lady Wilburham. Her sister leaving, the love of her life offering a marriage of convenience, now this fiasco of a holiday feast—this had to be the worst Christmas ever, if one discounted last Christmas and Sir Otis’s demise. No, this was worse. “You see, marriage to me ...would cost you all your friends. We’re not even married and they won’t come to dinner. You’d be throwing out food every day.”
Selcrest poured her a glass of sherry. “Don’t be a peagoose. You have nothing to do with it.”
“What then? Are your neighbors staying away because they disapprove so strongly of your mother’s elopement?”
Merle drank the glass himself. “That’s even more foolish. Mother’s friends knew about her and Higbee for years. They’d come to laugh and drink a toast to her happiness.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They aren’t coming because of me.” Johna was wearing out the velvet of her new crimson gown, rubbing it between nervous fingers. The goose was hot, the wine was cool, and no one was there except her and the viscount. Not even old Lady Wilburham. Her sister leaving, the love of her life offering a marriage of convenience, now this fiasco of a holiday feast—this had to be the worst Christmas ever, if one discounted last Christmas and Sir Otis’s demise. No, this was worse. “You see, marriage to me ...would cost you all your friends. We’re not even married and they won’t come to dinner. You’d be throwing out food every day.”
Selcrest poured her a glass of sherry. “Don’t be a peagoose. You have nothing to do with it.”
“What then? Are your neighbors staying away because they disapprove so strongly of your mother’s elopement?”
Merle drank the glass himself. “That’s even more foolish. Mother’s friends knew about her and Higbee for years. They’d come to laugh and drink a toast to her happiness.”
What to read after Greetings of the Season And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Metzger to read onlineMoreLess
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