Sister of the Bride
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The message on the back was written in her usual wide, almost childish scrawl that was somehow so expressive of her character. ‘Have met the most fascinating man. But not a patch on Vance Ashmore, of course. Hope you are coping with Rodney.’ But of course I knew that she didn’t really care whether I was coping with Rodney or not. It was evident that, for the time being, her attentions were fully taken up with the ‘fascinating’ man.I took up a trug and went into the garden. Every day now brought ...summer nearer and the borders that led down to the wicket gate were a riot of colour. I picked huge bunches of golden-brown wallflowers and purple and white lilacs.When I returned to the cottage I arrayed the flowers in the windowsill and on the gleaming walnut table and in fact anywhere I could find a space. And when I was finished the sun-filled room was full of the scent of beeswax and blossoms and the faint indefinable perfume of old, long-seasoned woods. ‘It’s a fair treat,’ Mrs.
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The message on the back was written in her usual wide, almost childish scrawl that was somehow so expressive of her character. ‘Have met the most fascinating man. But not a patch on Vance Ashmore, of course. Hope you are coping with Rodney.’ But of course I knew that she didn’t really care whether I was coping with Rodney or not. It was evident that, for the time being, her attentions were fully taken up with the ‘fascinating’ man.I took up a trug and went into the garden. Every day now brought ...summer nearer and the borders that led down to the wicket gate were a riot of colour. I picked huge bunches of golden-brown wallflowers and purple and white lilacs.When I returned to the cottage I arrayed the flowers in the windowsill and on the gleaming walnut table and in fact anywhere I could find a space. And when I was finished the sun-filled room was full of the scent of beeswax and blossoms and the faint indefinable perfume of old, long-seasoned woods. ‘It’s a fair treat,’ Mrs.
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