Morning Song
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"I wanted to see if he kissed like you." "Good God!" "He didn't." "Jessie ..." "Not at all." She took another step toward him. With the pear tree behind him, he was left with nowhere to go. Catching her free wrist, he slid both hands up to her elbows and held her away from him.
"Now listen here, Jessie ..." Cocking her head to one side, she continued thoughtfully: "But then, you were the first gentleman to ever kiss me. Maybe I've built it up all out of proportion in my mind. Maybe, if you kiss ...me again, I won't feel any more than I did with Mitch. Then I can marry him after all." Her tone was wistful. The faintest suggestion of a frown puckered her brow. If she'd suddenly grown a second nose, he couldn't have regarded her with any greater consternation.
199 "If you truly don't want to, of course, I'll understand." All at once she sounded very humble.
"It's not that I don't want to." Shaking his head, he looked down at her. "Christ, this is the devil of a conversation! Jessie, I kissed you the first time because—because—hell, I don't know, because you looked so sweet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I wanted to see if he kissed like you." "Good God!" "He didn't." "Jessie ..." "Not at all." She took another step toward him. With the pear tree behind him, he was left with nowhere to go. Catching her free wrist, he slid both hands up to her elbows and held her away from him.
"Now listen here, Jessie ..." Cocking her head to one side, she continued thoughtfully: "But then, you were the first gentleman to ever kiss me. Maybe I've built it up all out of proportion in my mind. Maybe, if you kiss ...me again, I won't feel any more than I did with Mitch. Then I can marry him after all." Her tone was wistful. The faintest suggestion of a frown puckered her brow. If she'd suddenly grown a second nose, he couldn't have regarded her with any greater consternation.
199 "If you truly don't want to, of course, I'll understand." All at once she sounded very humble.
"It's not that I don't want to." Shaking his head, he looked down at her. "Christ, this is the devil of a conversation! Jessie, I kissed you the first time because—because—hell, I don't know, because you looked so sweet.
What to read after Morning Song?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karen Robards to read onlineMoreLess
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