Mail-Order Bride Ink: Dear Mr. Weaver
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She stood next to Daniel’s brother Arlan, one arm wrapped through his, in the middle of an orchard. The preacher from Nowhere stood at the other end, along with Daniel and his twin brothers. The people in attendance had parted to make an aisle as soon as she took Arlan’s arm.
She gulped and tried not to tremble. Or breathe too much.
“All brides are nervous on their weddin’ day,” Arlan said in a low voice. “It shouldn’t bother ya if you are too.”
“It doesn’t … bother me,” she mumbled....
“I wouldn’t hold yer breath too long if I were you. Yer face’ll turn blue.”
She sighed. “I can’t do this.”
“What do ya mean ya can’t?” he said out the corner of his mouth. “Don’t tell me ya changed yer mind?”
Ebba felt his arm tighten around hers, as if he was afraid she might bolt. “No, it’s not that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She stood next to Daniel’s brother Arlan, one arm wrapped through his, in the middle of an orchard. The preacher from Nowhere stood at the other end, along with Daniel and his twin brothers. The people in attendance had parted to make an aisle as soon as she took Arlan’s arm.
She gulped and tried not to tremble. Or breathe too much.
“All brides are nervous on their weddin’ day,” Arlan said in a low voice. “It shouldn’t bother ya if you are too.”
“It doesn’t … bother me,” she mumbled....
“I wouldn’t hold yer breath too long if I were you. Yer face’ll turn blue.”
She sighed. “I can’t do this.”
“What do ya mean ya can’t?” he said out the corner of his mouth. “Don’t tell me ya changed yer mind?”
Ebba felt his arm tighten around hers, as if he was afraid she might bolt. “No, it’s not that.
What to read after Mail-Order Bride Ink: Dear Mr. Weaver?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kit Morgan to read onlineMoreLess
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