Quinn's Deirdre
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“The shower helped, a little.”
“Do ye want some tea?” As he spoke, he reached behind on the counter and put a steaming teapot on the table. “Des thought ye might so he brought it up. If not, there’s whiskey.”
She wrinkled her nose. “I’ll take a cup of tea, no whiskey. I don’t want to get drunk and you shouldn’t either.”
Quinn snorted. “I’ve no notion of drinking until I’m drunk, woman, but after this day, a drink or two won’t go amiss. Do ye want one sugar or two?”
“Two.” She watched as his c...apable fingers opened two packets of sugar in tandem, then dumped them into a cup. He poured tea over it and stirred.
“Thanks.” Deirdre sipped and sighed with pleasure. “Did you tell Desmond about the man I saw?”
“I did.”
“What did he say?”
“Ni neart go cur le cheile,” Quinn said and although she had no idea what the lovely Irish words meant, she liked the sound of them. Because he knew she understood no more than a few words and simple phrases, he translated.“It means there is no strength without unity.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“The shower helped, a little.”
“Do ye want some tea?” As he spoke, he reached behind on the counter and put a steaming teapot on the table. “Des thought ye might so he brought it up. If not, there’s whiskey.”
She wrinkled her nose. “I’ll take a cup of tea, no whiskey. I don’t want to get drunk and you shouldn’t either.”
Quinn snorted. “I’ve no notion of drinking until I’m drunk, woman, but after this day, a drink or two won’t go amiss. Do ye want one sugar or two?”
“Two.” She watched as his c...apable fingers opened two packets of sugar in tandem, then dumped them into a cup. He poured tea over it and stirred.
“Thanks.” Deirdre sipped and sighed with pleasure. “Did you tell Desmond about the man I saw?”
“I did.”
“What did he say?”
“Ni neart go cur le cheile,” Quinn said and although she had no idea what the lovely Irish words meant, she liked the sound of them. Because he knew she understood no more than a few words and simple phrases, he translated.“It means there is no strength without unity.”
What to read after Quinn's Deirdre?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee Ann Sontheimer Murphy to read onlineMoreLess
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