Mary Queen of Scots
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Signore Marcellini insisted on coming to our picnic. He arrived with his cithara and announced that music was the perfect accompaniment for a picnic. But, in fact, I do enjoy just the rustling of the leaves and the sound of the tumbling water of the fountain. He sat next to Mary Fleming, and I noticed that she was exceptionally quiet. I could not help but compare the men in our company. There was Lord Erskine and then Janet Sinclair’s husband, John Kemp, both somewhat portly but men of fine post...ure and a hearty, easy manner. Then there was Francis. His skin perspired slightly and looked almost translucent. Colour never seems to creep into his face on even the warmest days. His shoulders were hunched and his nose was running as usual. Then there was Signore Marcellini, all twitches and tics, stuttering and spilling his food on the cloth we had spread. And finally there was Robin MacClean leaning against the immense oak, his shoulders filling the breadth of the tree’s trunk, a quiet grace to his posture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Signore Marcellini insisted on coming to our picnic. He arrived with his cithara and announced that music was the perfect accompaniment for a picnic. But, in fact, I do enjoy just the rustling of the leaves and the sound of the tumbling water of the fountain. He sat next to Mary Fleming, and I noticed that she was exceptionally quiet. I could not help but compare the men in our company. There was Lord Erskine and then Janet Sinclair’s husband, John Kemp, both somewhat portly but men of fine post...ure and a hearty, easy manner. Then there was Francis. His skin perspired slightly and looked almost translucent. Colour never seems to creep into his face on even the warmest days. His shoulders were hunched and his nose was running as usual. Then there was Signore Marcellini, all twitches and tics, stuttering and spilling his food on the cloth we had spread. And finally there was Robin MacClean leaning against the immense oak, his shoulders filling the breadth of the tree’s trunk, a quiet grace to his posture.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathryn Lasky to read onlineMoreLess
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