Talking At the Woodpile (2011)
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I was born in 1949, and all things considered, my life has been just about perfect. Like my father, Hudson Godwit, I became a news reporter, writer and Yukon historian.
My mother, Rebecca, had travelled by train, plane and car from New England to visit her Uncle Wilfred. My father spotted her having lunch at the Flora Dora Café with Wilfred and knew in an instant he had to have an introduction. They fell in love, and my mother never went back home.
The next spring, the crew of the riverb...oat SS Casca unceremoniously dumped wooden crates of her belongings on the dock. A terse note arrived in the mail shortly afterward announcing that the family had disowned her for marrying down and without their permission. She sat in Wilfred’s cabin with my father’s arm around her shoulder, wiping tears from her eyes as he read the letter.
“This is exactly why I’m here and not back east. I had to get away from that interfering family,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was born in 1949, and all things considered, my life has been just about perfect. Like my father, Hudson Godwit, I became a news reporter, writer and Yukon historian.
My mother, Rebecca, had travelled by train, plane and car from New England to visit her Uncle Wilfred. My father spotted her having lunch at the Flora Dora Café with Wilfred and knew in an instant he had to have an introduction. They fell in love, and my mother never went back home.
The next spring, the crew of the riverb...oat SS Casca unceremoniously dumped wooden crates of her belongings on the dock. A terse note arrived in the mail shortly afterward announcing that the family had disowned her for marrying down and without their permission. She sat in Wilfred’s cabin with my father’s arm around her shoulder, wiping tears from her eyes as he read the letter.
“This is exactly why I’m here and not back east. I had to get away from that interfering family,”
What to read after Talking At the Woodpile?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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