No Wings to Fly
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The December sky was grey through the bare branches of the rowan tree. Moving about its foot a hopeful blackbird turned over the saturated leaves in a search for food.
It was just after twelve. The house was quiet. Miss Balfour had driven out to visit one of her old friends who was ill in bed with influenza. Mrs Nessant, the cook, was occupied in the kitchen. Mary was somewhere in the house busy at her cleaning. Lily sighed and leant back in her chair, her hand unconsciously moving to the slight... swell of her belly. Through the window she could see the blackbird busy beneath the tree; he was there most days.
She was seated at the small writing table in the sewing room. The room being small, it took relatively little fuel to keep it warm, so was a well-used spot in the house when the weather was cold, not only for sewing but for any task that did not require a great deal of space. Lily found it a comforting place, and for most of the morning she had sat working at the sewing that had come from the Corster draper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The December sky was grey through the bare branches of the rowan tree. Moving about its foot a hopeful blackbird turned over the saturated leaves in a search for food.
It was just after twelve. The house was quiet. Miss Balfour had driven out to visit one of her old friends who was ill in bed with influenza. Mrs Nessant, the cook, was occupied in the kitchen. Mary was somewhere in the house busy at her cleaning. Lily sighed and leant back in her chair, her hand unconsciously moving to the slight... swell of her belly. Through the window she could see the blackbird busy beneath the tree; he was there most days.
She was seated at the small writing table in the sewing room. The room being small, it took relatively little fuel to keep it warm, so was a well-used spot in the house when the weather was cold, not only for sewing but for any task that did not require a great deal of space. Lily found it a comforting place, and for most of the morning she had sat working at the sewing that had come from the Corster draper.
What to read after No Wings to Fly?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jess Foley to read onlineMoreLess
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