Swept Away
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Eden immediately agreed with Raven’s opinion that this painting of her late husband was superior to the one at Briarcliff. Completed in the last year of his first marriage, Alex’s hair shone with the silver light Eden had thought a wonderfully attractive complement to his deeply tanned skin. The blue of his eyes held precisely the right amount of sparkle to reveal his lively wit, and his slight smile, while suitably serious for a formal portrait, readily conveyed his engaging personality. Had sh...e never met the charming man, she would have fallen in love with him with a single glance of the remarkably flattering portrait.
Grateful she would be able to appreciate it daily, Eden turned to study the one of Eleanora and found Alex’s first wife had been a brunette, with large hazel eyes. She appeared to have been petite, for her features were delicate and the hands which lay folded in her lap were as small as a child’s. Her expression was one of such innocent sweetness, it was easy to believe Raven’s comment that she had never raised her voice to anyone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eden immediately agreed with Raven’s opinion that this painting of her late husband was superior to the one at Briarcliff. Completed in the last year of his first marriage, Alex’s hair shone with the silver light Eden had thought a wonderfully attractive complement to his deeply tanned skin. The blue of his eyes held precisely the right amount of sparkle to reveal his lively wit, and his slight smile, while suitably serious for a formal portrait, readily conveyed his engaging personality. Had sh...e never met the charming man, she would have fallen in love with him with a single glance of the remarkably flattering portrait.
Grateful she would be able to appreciate it daily, Eden turned to study the one of Eleanora and found Alex’s first wife had been a brunette, with large hazel eyes. She appeared to have been petite, for her features were delicate and the hands which lay folded in her lap were as small as a child’s. Her expression was one of such innocent sweetness, it was easy to believe Raven’s comment that she had never raised her voice to anyone.
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