Return to Spring
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MACLEOD “Through all the drear of winter The year returns to spring.”
L.W.
After her father had been crippled in a car accident, Ruth Farday determined to turn Conningscliff Farm into a guest house so that they wouldn't be forced to leave the home which meant so much to both of them. However, such a venture was not without its hazards, and as one problem followed another Ruth found herself turning more and more to their first guest, John Travayne, in spite of the slight air of mystery which seem...ed to surround him.
CHAPTER ONE The road which led to Conningscliff Farm was a natural avenue of trees for more than a mile, giant beeches and elms that were newly in leaf, with here and there a spreading oak casting deep shadows over the hedge into the fields beyond. Last year’s leaves still lay like a thick russet carpet on either side of the narrow gravelled track, for the March winds had not found their way into the tree-lined corridor. Everything was still and quiet, and even when William Farday drove his high cart into the road the wheels had a hushed sound as they rolled over the dead leaves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MACLEOD “Through all the drear of winter The year returns to spring.”
L.W.
After her father had been crippled in a car accident, Ruth Farday determined to turn Conningscliff Farm into a guest house so that they wouldn't be forced to leave the home which meant so much to both of them. However, such a venture was not without its hazards, and as one problem followed another Ruth found herself turning more and more to their first guest, John Travayne, in spite of the slight air of mystery which seem...ed to surround him.
CHAPTER ONE The road which led to Conningscliff Farm was a natural avenue of trees for more than a mile, giant beeches and elms that were newly in leaf, with here and there a spreading oak casting deep shadows over the hedge into the fields beyond. Last year’s leaves still lay like a thick russet carpet on either side of the narrow gravelled track, for the March winds had not found their way into the tree-lined corridor. Everything was still and quiet, and even when William Farday drove his high cart into the road the wheels had a hushed sound as they rolled over the dead leaves.
What to read after Return to Spring?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean S. Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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